It’s often said that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but then (confusingly), it’s also said that first impressions count… Why are all these clichés so important? Well, when marketing a property, it’s a bit of both: how a property looks will catch a buyer’s eye before they pore over the finer details.

Renting a property with a friend or acquaintance? Never lived with anyone before? We’ve got you covered with some top tips to help manage your new living situation.

British summers are hit and miss. On the days you want sun, you get cloudy skies and showers; on the days you’re rushing around doing a million things, you get a mini heatwave. But while we humans can (and should) protect ourselves from the sun, what about our loyal pets?

The UK has a huge housing problem, and its impact is felt in Wembley. According to various reports, more than four million homes must be built to cope with growing demand.

Buying a new home is a big step that comes with lots of considerations. Finding the right property in a good location at a price you’re willing to pay isn’t always easy and can take time.

Type ‘tenancy agreement’ into Google and you’ll get thousands of results offering free online templates and guides to writing your own rental contract.

Interest rates have risen to 5.25% following a 0.25% increase announced by the Bank of England. This is the 14th consecutive rise and marks the highest interest rates in 15 years.

When it comes to selling your home, making it appealing to potential buyers is crucial. In today's Wembley property market, an increasing number of homebuyers are pet owners, particularly those with dogs. Recognising this trend, homeowners can take steps to make their properties more attractive to these dog-loving buyers.

Close your eyes and picture your dream home. What do you see?

The Wembley property market experienced a boom between the summer of 2020 and late summer of 2022, fuelled mainly by pandemic-induced trends such as the stamp duty stimulus, low mortgage rates, the race for space, and the rise of remote working.

The number of downsizers active in the housing market has skyrocketed in recent months*, and is it any wonder?

As a landlord, as well as managing the finances, the property and any repairs or maintenance, you also have to remember to look after your tenants. Whilst nine times out of ten you’ll never have to deal with anything too difficult, sometimes relationships can be testing.