Thomas Morris blog

As we move towards spring, it is natural for homeowners to think about changes they will make to their home.

The start of a New Year is a great time to look back, but it is vital to look forward. If you are looking to buy a home in 2022, this is the ideal time to familiarise yourself with what is likely to unfold in the next 12 months.

If you plan on selling your Biggleswade home this year, it is easy to see you need to focus on giving what buyers what they want. However, it is also essential that you know what homebuyers are looking to avoid.

A café in St Neots is set to help many locals hone their baking and cookery skills, thanks to a hugely successful crowd fundraising campaign.

The Cambridgeshire Live website names St Ives as one of the finest places to live in the local area, and we whole heartily agree. They also address the elephant in the room that the St Ives in Cornwall is not the only place with its name, and as they rightly point out, our local St Ives is more than a match for the other location!

Are you intent on buying a home in 2022? If you’re getting ready to buy a home, here’s what you need to do now, to set yourself up for success later this year.

Propertymark chief executive Nathan Emerson has spoken about the key issues he expects to impact the lettings market in 2022.

If the start of 2022 has left you thinking about making a change in your life, you might be looking to move home.

If you are looking to move home in 2022, you want to find an area where you will feel right at home. At Thomas Morris, we know many property areas very well.

If you intend to move home in 2022, it is vital you find a place you love. Yes, you need to consider your budget and the basics when it comes to caring for your family, but you should find a place where you feel settled.

At Thomas Morris, we care about the Biggleswade housing market, and we know there are many things which shape the market. It is also fair to say the property and rental market are linked, with changes in one market impacting the other.

If you plan on selling your home, it makes sense to be present when prospective buyers are looking for property.