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If you want to sell your home before Christmas, there is still time – just. Prospective home-sellers will need to have their property on the market by Wednesday 20th October in order to sell their home before Christmas, according to a new study.
The GetAgent Awards for 2021 have been announced and Moore & Partners is honoured to have received the Top Performer Award in RH10 and RH11! We attribute this award to our team's continued efforts towards delivering exceptional client experiences.
You pay stamp duty in the UK (apart from in Scotland) when you buy a residential property or piece of land costing over £125,000 or £40,000 for a second home.
New and existing sellers react to quieter time of year by launching their own Autumn Sale to tempt buyers:
From today, all first time buyer purchases up to £300,000 have NO stamp duty, and if the FTBs are inside London there will be no stamp duty on the first £300,000 of their purchase.
As was widely expected, in early November the Bank of England raised interest rates from 0.25% to 0.5%, the first such increase since the summer of 2007. And governor of the bank, Mark Carney, warned there are likely to be two more rises over the next few years.
New research by a major banking group suggests that the cost of moving house has gone up by 6% over the past 12 months, overtaking both inflation and wage growth.
New research by a major banking group suggests that the cost of moving house has gone up by 6% over the past 12 months, overtaking both inflation and wage growth.
In a month underpinned by highly motivated buyers, we saw little evidence of August being quiet due to the summer break. Last month's data suggests that many homeowners decided to take the opportunity to review their finances and remortgage, or were motivated to move home.
We all know that moving house can be one of life's most trying events, right up there with bereavement, redundancy and divorce! So when the whole process from the selling valuation onwards has been completed, the estate agent has done their job and moving day finally dawns, what can you do to make a potentially stressful day a little bit easier?
