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All landlords at some point will experience the unfortunate situation of having void periods, hopefully not for any protracted periods. Read a few our tips which could help you to avoid these situations, or at least reduce them to a minimum.

The Summer months typically offer up a steady stream of house movers and shakers when it comes to the property market, with new research suggesting that August is the most popular month of the year when it comes to moving to a new abode.

The government has published far-reaching proposals which, if put into place, will truly transform the practise of estate agency into a more regulated and rigorous profession. The proposals should give confidence to buyers and sellers, and for agents themselves there is the opportunity to be recognised for their expertise.

A new study from reallymoving.com has found that current market conditions are indicating a 1.2% increase in property prices over the next three months of summer, which bodes well for a strong summer.

With 4.8 million people across the UK who are registered as self-employed, it may come as a surprise that many who are run their own business or freelance still view their chances of obtaining a mortgage as overly difficult.

UK cities saw an average property price rise of 2.1% in the year to May 2019, but the values vary depending on location, according to figures in the latest Hometrack Cities Index.