Thomas Morris blog

You may have noticed that in June the government announced a policy paper ( part of a so called “ White Paper “ ) outlining proposals for significant changes to the private rented sector. These proposals are part of the governments wider levelling up agenda which includes the ambition to halve the number of poor quality homes by 2030.

From 17 – 23 June, Good Neighbour Week is celebrated across the UK. We look at four ideas about being a good neighbour.

By asking the questions below to letting agents you are considering working with, you’ll stand the best chance of selecting a winner.

As we celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee we look at what homes were like during the decade she took the crown.

Looking to sell - read our six simple steps to get your garden ready for buyers. 

Read our ten super helpful, easy to implement ways to make selling or moving home much easier.

Whether you are refurbishing to sell, rent out, or live in your property, follow our five steps to choosing the best builders.

Read our tips for getting your property ready to go on sale in what is predicted to be a busy few months for the property market. 

At Thomas Morris, we know many people are keen for information about the housing market. There is a lot of uncertainty about the housing market, but as you’ll see, there are many reasons to feel confident about the market. If you need any help with St Neots property moves, please get in touch with Thomas Morris.

Given the demand for property these days, it is no surprise that homes are selling quickly. At Thomas Morris, we know buyers are looking for property across the local area, and we are here to assist you with any move you wish to make. If you want to move quickly, but without compromising on the standard of the sales process, we are the local estate agents you can trust in St Ives.

What homeowners can learn from the Grand National. We look at some top tips on how to sell your home for more, in a timeframe that suits you.

There are many reasons why house prices rise, but when the demand for homes is far greater than the supply of property, it is likely that the price of homes will increase.