Before the Coronavirus outbreak, there was much debate around whether technology was good or bad for society. But thanks to online home-schooling helping our children, video conferencing allowing us to communicate...
The last few weeks have been testing for all of us. Every aspect of our lives has been touched by the pandemic and the measures we’ve had to take to reduce...
In this two-minute read, we look at five things landlords in & around the Park Gate area can do to be proactive during the COVID-19 outbreak. We’re now almost a month...
Today we look at some sensible and practical advice for landlords wondering what to do during the Coronavirus outbreak. The only thing that seems certain during this period of history is...
In this four-minute read, we look at the Government’s guidelines around questions tenants and landlords across the area are asking us. The Government has issued information about the rights and responsibilities that...
In this two-minute read, we look at how landlords can successfully tackle the challenges presented by the Coronavirus. Keep the lines of communication open Hopefully you already have a good relationship with...
The new Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced his budget this afternoon. But the big news relating to property came more than five hours before. The Bank of England (BoE) announced an emergency...
After years in the pipeline, new electrical safety standards for private rental properties are expected to come into force on July 1. The legislation is likely to get the green light...
Day three of our summary of points from the main three parties regarding housing and it’s the turn of the Liberal Democrats. Once again, no major headline about housing in...
So, yesterday we looked at the Conservative’s manifesto in relation to housing. Although there is still no major headline in the manifesto regarding housing, the language used is far more...
