The property sector is attractive to many people as one of the few ways of earning a very good living without having to acquire official qualifications or experience. However, the easy entry into establishing a property business does not mean it is all plain sailing from there. The property sector is a complex and challenging […]
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The way we buy, sell, let and rent property has changed dramatically over the past decade as new online alternatives and hybrid models have shaken up the status quo. Until relatively recently, traditional High Street agents essentially owned 99.9% of the market and it was commonly accepted that if you wanted to sell or let
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Scottish house prices are expected to continue to rise over the next few months after climbing in April, according to surveyors. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) said demand for property continued to increase supply last month. This was despite a rise in the number of homes coming on to the market. The growth
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A boiler room in the basement of a block of flats in central London is expected to sell for a staggering £250,000 when it goes up for auction. The shocking figure – which is enough to buy a HOUSE in most parts of the country – is for the two-room basement which was previously
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London Road Fire Station has finally been sold to developers – after one of the longest and most bitter heritage battles in Manchesterâs history. The iconic building – which has been gradually crumbling for 30 years – is to be transformed by property giant Allied London and renamed the Manchester Firehouse. Its sale has been
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Youâll know you have a problem with hard water when you see a build up of lime scale accumulate on the bathroom walls, the sink, and even on your skin. It leaves behind a white, chalky, and crusty appearance that makes the water hard on appliances. Untreated hard water can also eventually clog your pipes,
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This week, police in Yorkshire have launched an appeal to find new homes⦠for 19 rescue dogs! Police issued the public statement after rescuing the stolen dogs, who had been abandoned in a property in Kelfield near Riccal in the Selby area. 23 dogs were originally seized from the property when a local resident reported
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While the summer season is over for most of us, some lucky holiday makers are still enjoying an ice frappe on a sunny beach, in Spain’s stunning Balearic Islands. Famous for their lovely weather, sun-bleached shores and crystal-clear water, the Balearic Islands are Spain’s most popular summer holiday destinations, welcoming flocks of international tourists every
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Australia has seen an increase of 10% more young Aussieâs living at home, with their parents from 1997 to 2013 (see Figure 1 below).The 10% increase is made up of both those who have never left home (e.g. dependant students still in high school or studying at the local university), and those who have left
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Sales of homes in the US are being held by low supply levels. Pending home sales slipped in June 2015, according to the National Association of Realtors, reversing five months of growth in a row. The NAR’s index, which is based on contract signings, fell 1.8 percent from May’s nine-year high, but
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