Almost three quarters would consider buying a haunted house – but bad neighbours, flood risks and subsidence are enough to send buyers running. Forget ghosts, ghouls and things that go bump in the night. It seems the prospect of living next door to a nightmare neighbour is far more frightening
The Autumn Budget is nearly upon us and, as always, there is plenty of speculation about what could be announced and what it might mean for the property market. With the Budget taking place on 28 October, buyers and sellers across Hampshire and Surrey may understandably be wondering whether they
Take our Halloween property poll and you could win a spa day for two worth over £400. As a longstanding Surrey and Hampshire estate agent, we know that everyone has their own property deal-breakers. For some, it’s noisy neighbours. For others, it’s damp, subsidence or Japanese knotweed. But what if you found
As Surrey and Hampshire estate agents, we’re having plenty of conversations with our clients about the uncertainty people are feeling right now. Whether it’s the job market or the cost of living, there’s a general sense that things are much harder than they once were. Of course, from our perspective, the
Farnham, Godalming, Haslemere and Alton have something important in common (other than being towns in which we have teams of Hampshire and Surrey estate agents). As well as being among Surrey and Hampshire’s most desirable places to live (read our area guides to find out more about each), they also have railway stations
Whenever there’s a change at the top of government, it’s natural for people to wonder what it could mean for the housing market. As a Surrey and Hampshire estate agent, we hear it all the time. With Andy Burnham now in post, we’re already hearing the same question from homeowners across
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now everywhere. Everyone is using it and, let’s be honest, it’s a really useful tool. From assistance with listings copy to on-hand chatbots, estate agents are increasingly using AI to support their business. But the question of how it’s used in the property sector, and how
The wider picture: why global events matter to property: The current geopolitical situation, particularly the ongoing conflict involving Iran and its impact on global energy markets, has increased uncertainty across world economies. Disruption to oil and gas supply routes has contributed to higher energy prices, renewed inflationary pressure, and volatility
The World Cup is upon us. Well, almost. The quadrennial event, which began in 1930, will kick off on the 11th June when Mexico play South Africa (Group A) and Korea Republic play Czechia (also Group A). As a Surrey and Hampshire estate agent, you might be questioning why we’re talking
As a Surrey and Hampshire estate agent, it’s fair to say that property is our focus – but we love hosting a competition. So, when we launched our Easter egg design campaign at the beginning of March, we couldn’t wait to see what we’d receive from youngsters across the two counties we serve.
