Knight Frank’s global house price index confirms that average prices rose 6.6% in the year to March, the highest rate of growth since Q2 2010. Kate Everett-Allen assesses the potential for future growth. Continue reading →

Over the years, I’ve spoken with hundreds maybe thousands of property investors and business owners and if there is one thing that I’ve learned; it’s the difference between success and mediocrity is just 2 millimetres. Continue reading →

The UK’s longest running relocation show, BBC’s ‘Escape to the Country’, is expanding and we’re looking for people who are thinking of embarking on a continental adventure! Continue reading →

The Halifax House Price Index (HPI) for May has recently been reported and shows a modest increase in house prices by 0.4% in May. This was the fourth consecutive monthly rise. Continue reading →

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee votes last week to maintain the Bank’s base rate at 0.5%, continuing the historic lows introduced in March 2009. Continue reading →

Grout is the filler between wall and floor tiles, keeping your tiling looking fresh and preventing damp or moisture getting to the wall behind. It’s available in plenty of different colours, and is actually pretty easy to apply – but it can seem daunting if you haven’t done it before. Take a look at our guide below for a guide to getting your tiling work fully grouted and ready to shine! Continue reading →

Having transformed itself from an industrial hub into one of the most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities in the UK, Manchester has plenty to offer people who are looking to relocate to the north-west of England, whether you’re moving to the city itself or just outside it. Continue reading →

The Land Registry House Price Index for April 2013 shows both a monthly and yearly increase. Monthly the increase is 0.4% and yearly the increase is 0.7% Continue reading →

The Bank of England’s Lending to Individuals, now encompassed within the Money and Credit report, shows an increase in overall lending and that secured on dwellings. Continue reading →

Price of a typical home increased by 0.4% in May and was 1.1% higher than May 2012. The typical UK home is now worth £167,912 Continue reading →