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What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know about Compromise

This two-minute read looks at the, sometimes inevitable, part compromise plays in many property transactions.When it comes to buying a home, there’s a word that buyers don’t like to hear, but it really is a critical element of any property purchase. And that word is...

How to Make a Spare Room Work Best for You

We look at what you can do with a spare room to ensure you’re making the most out of it in this two-minute read. Now’s the time to give your spare room some serious thought about how to make the best use of this extra space in your home.Especially after the past 18...

What Will the Homes of 2050 Look Like?

Star Trek fans, look away now. “It’s a home, Jim, but not as we know it.” The original phrase (we’ve replaced life with a home) didn’t even feature in the popular sci-fi show, apparently, but we’re digressing. If you’re interested in what life will be like in the...

How to Stay Dry All the Way through January

This two-minute read looks at ways to get through January without resorting to a tipple. If you’re one of the millions of Brits who vowed to stay off the booze this month, hang in there – you’ve only 11 more days to go!Congratulations on making it this far, and...

Top Tips for Selling an Empty Property

This three-minute read looks at the issues around selling an empty home. Most estate agents will tell you that to secure a good property sale, it’s best to market a home fully furnished. But to quote the Rolling Stones, ‘You can’t always get what you want’. Whether it...

How Homeowners Can Beat the Blue Monday Moods

In this two-minute read, we share how homeowners thinking of selling can avoid feeling down in the dumps on the year’s most depressing day. Next Monday is, according to social scientists, the most depressing day on the calendar. It even has a name. Such is the doom...