How do I find out the value of my house?
Nowadays, there are various methods to find out the value of your home. You can do it online through your computer or use more traditional methods like going to an estate agent.
Nowadays, there are various methods to find out the value of your home. You can do it online through your computer or use more traditional methods like going to an estate agent.
There’s more than one cost to consider when buying a house. From removal costs to stamp duty, a property purchaser needs to ensure that there’s enough funds beyond the price of the new home.
Putting your own stamp on your new home can be an exciting, but also daunting task. Read on to find out our top tips for decorating your new property
Many people are now able to work from home for at least part of the work week. When choosing their next property this means considering the size of the house, whether there is room for a home office, the speed of the local internet, as well as various other factors.
When buying a home it’s likely that you will need to pay stamp duty. To make sure you’re not surprised by what could be a substantial expense, read on to learn more about stamp duty, how much it costs and whether you have to pay this tax.
What factors will drive the price of your property up? And what can make it go down? We take a look at nine things that can affect the price of your home.
If you have kids or are considering starting a family, then deciding where to buy your next home can be tricky. Luckily, we have a list of some of the best places in the UK to raise a family.
For the first time in a year the number of new homes listed for sale in the UK is up. What does this mean for house prices and the UK property market?
How much does a garage add to the value of a house? If you decide to build one, how much can you expect to spend and is it worth it?
Average house prices in the UK have hit a new high at £276,755.