It might surprise many that, despite significant inflation over the past few years, buying a house today is still more affordable as a percentage of take-home pay. The average value of a typical Lincoln first-time buyer property has surged by 296.9% since 1989 (35 years ago), reaching £159,700 in 2024. So, the title of this article sounds wrong.
It takes a whole team to make your home-moving dreams a reality—read this article to find out who you need on your team.
Do you really need a mortgage advisor when looking for a new mortgage? With so many comparison websites, you can easily sort your mortgage out for yourself. Read this article to find out why you might not want to.
Have you ever heard of a buyer being 'qualified'? Estate agents use this term, and it is very important that you know about it when trying to sell your home. Read this article to learn more.
Need help figuring out how to manage viewing appointments whilst the children are off school in the summer holidays? Read this article for tips.
Roll the clock back to 1979, a year marked by a seismic shift in the UK government with Margaret Thatcher coming to power.
The King’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament sets the agenda for the government's priorities. This year's speech, delivered by King Charles, is the first from a Labour government since 2020 following the recent general election.
The length of time it takes to sell a property is a crucial indicator of the health of the property market. This metric can provide insight into supply and demand dynamics, the efficiency of estate agencies, and overall market confidence.
Now we know Labour will be taking the reins of government and ushering in a new era of policies and promises, particularly in housing and property markets. Their manifesto outlines ambitious plans to address the chronic issues of housing affordability, renters' rights, and homelessness.
As an estate agent working in Lincoln, I believe it's crucial to provide a comprehensive and realistic perspective on the local and national property markets. This approach aims to dispel the misconceptions often perpetuated by the media.
Can you cut the overhanging branches from your neighbour's tree? Or paint your side of the boundary fence? Read this article to find out before you end up in a neighbour dispute that could scupper your plans for a sale in the future.
If you need more space in your property, you may be trying to decide between moving to a large house or extending your current home. Read this article to discover whether an extension is a guaranteed way to increase the value of your home.