Inflation is impacting everyone in so many areas. Just take a trip to your local petrol station to see the immediate effect inflation is having. There’s no way of tip-toeing around it. Building costs are rising too. And it’s affecting

Away from the glitz and glamor (and expense) of London, Birmingham has earned the title of second city. With a fascinating history and exciting future, Birmingham is on the investment radar. Investors are beginning to see the potential for growth

Edmonton home prices fell slightly and activity slowed in November, according to the monthly report released by the Realtors Association of Edmonton.

New listings were down 22 per cent from October. Sales across all categories were down 15 per cent

There is a shortage of new homes in Birmingham. This isn’t new information as the city has been struggling to meet the demand for several years now. The data confirms the lack of supply and rising demand for accommodation in

Throughout history, the property market has found ways to remain resilient in times of turmoil – and it is possible that now it could be a good time to negotiate a better deal on an off-plan property.

Unlike other sectors

With the way mortgage rates are rising, off-plan investment properties are becoming more popular with investors as a way of avoiding forking out for the additional costs of a buy-to-let mortgage.

Off-plan properties are usually lower-priced than fully built investment

LONDON and TORONTO, Dec. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — After a volatile year of geopolitical tensions, economic shocks and uneven monetary policy, Colliers (NASDAQ and TSX: CIGI) anticipates the process of stabilization of the global real estate market to take

US home made prices lofty gains over the pandemic—a bigger run up than the one seen before the Great Recession. It’s going to be difficult to not see a significant chunk of those gains given back to the market, warned

Why Invest in Brighton?

Brighton has all the big city amenities, yet it’s relaxed and even a bit quirky too. It’s close enough to London for those who love London… but far enough away for those who don’t.

That’s both

The Problem with Deposits in the Past

In the past tenants’ deposits were paid directly to the landlord who held them throughout the period of the tenancy. The landlord was required to refund the deposit at the end of the