Prices continue to climb despite the second lockdown
Prices continue to climb despite the second lockdown Unprecedented numbers of locations…
Prices continue to climb despite the second lockdown Unprecedented numbers of locations…
The market is slowing but still sets record prices in October London…
We’re delighted to announce that Mandy Spenceley FRICS has been appointed Senior Area Operation s Manager at e.surv. We’re delighted to announce that Mandy Spenceley FRICS has been appointed Senior Area Operation s Manager in our Central Region. With 25 years’ surveying experience , Mandy. re-joined e.surv in…
Acquiring a Home Report is a vital part of the process when selling your property in Scotland, and every property seller needs to have one – in fact, it’s a legal obligation. The Home Report consists of four elements: a Single Survey, a Mortgage Valuation, an Energy Report…
Stamp duty holiday keeps the market active London once again heads up…
We’re delighted to announce that after comprehensive training and a final submission to the RICS in July 2020, all 20 of our latest cohort of Trainee AssocRICS surveyors have passed – a 100% pass rate (once again)! We caught up with Andy McIvor, Senior Technical Partner (Learning and…
A “zero” valuation doesn’t mean your property is worthless. It simply has characteristics that need addressing before a valuation figure can be confirmed.
We explain why there’s no such thing as a “down valuation” – just overinflated estimates and mismanaged expectations.
The housing market was handed a major boost this month as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak announced a temporary cut to stamp duty tax rates.