Lack of Proper Management Set to Cause Eviction Problems as Ban Lifts
At the end of May, the temporary six-month eviction notice was reduced to four months (a step towards its pre-Covid length of two months) and the government lifted their eviction ban, meaning.
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What’s the Top Thing Sellers & Buyers Want from an Estate Agent?
When you decide to put your house on the market, it’s no secret that you become the belle of the ball with every estate agent vying for your signature. It can be a little overwhelming, especially.
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Stamp Duty Holiday Enters Final Month of 100% Savings (Again!)
Here we go again… And, no, it’s not Groundhog Day though you’d be forgiven for thinking it was! Here we are once more talking about the fast-approaching, end to the Stamp Duty Holiday.
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Thousands of Buyers Searching for Summer
Hooray, summer is finally here! The sun is shining and things are starting to heat up, particularly in the housing market.
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Acting with Integrity
A recent case has reignited a regular debate between renters and landlords alike, as an agent is sued for discrimination against somebody receiving benefits, but is it against the law to refuse.
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The Government is Giving Less Notice
It's good news/bad news for landlords as the government announces even more changes to notice periods.
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How Does the Queen’s Speech Affect Landlords?
Her Majesty recently announced several plans which will impact on the housing market and property investors in particular. Here is a quick breakdown of just what the Queen’s Speech means for.
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Kent’s High Street Heroes Announced!
It has been a heart-warming and often emotional task for us here at Wards to read through all of your amazing High Street Hero nominations.
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