Head Office, CambridgeshireThomas Morris Estate Agents

New Year is a time for a change, and improving your home can add value.

While landlords should start the year with optimism, it is improtant to be aware of risks posed by void periods.

Whether you are buying a commuter property as your own home or as a rental property, it is essential to spend time researching to ensure you’re making a sound investment.  Richard Carpenter from Fine & Country St Neots gives some tips on what to consider.

With the year stretching out in front of us, many people are keen for guidance on what will happen in 2020.

There is a lot to be said for making positive changes in your life at the start of a New Year, and we can help you find a new home or sell your existing property.

Decluttering your home is a popular activity at the start of the New Year, and it is also a crucial stage of the sales process.

If you are looking to buy your first home, you have probably spent the last few years saving every penny in order to get your deposit together. So, the next step is to find out how much you can borrow so that you can start the exciting bit – looking at properties.

Rightmove forecasts a 2% rise in price of property coming to market in 2020 as the majority government gives home movers a window of certainty for an active spring moving season.