Black Brick, a leading London-based buying agency, is pleased to announce that its managing partner and founder, Camilla Dell, will be visiting the Middle East with a business trip to Dubai and Abu Dhabi at the end of January 2023.
If you want to follow the money, head to Dartford in Kent, Waltham Forest on the Essex borders, Trafford in Greater Manchester or Rushcliffe near Nottingham.
After a prolonged boom, house prices have started to drop – but how great will the impact be, and is now the time to buy/sell? We call in an expert to advise.
Black Brick has picked Mayfair, St John’s Wood, North Ken, Acton and Herne Hill as its five locations to watch in the year ahead.
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The practice of gazundering reared its head in the wake of the ill-fated mini-budget, but it doesn’t sound like vendors have been buying it.
After two years of rocketing house prices, the property market is coming back down to earth. The average house price in the UK decreased for the first time in 15 months, dropping £4,000 from £272,259 to £268,282, in October, according to Nationwide.
As the UK economy continues to be subjected to inflationary pressures and rising interest rates, many of our clients are closely monitoring the property market to understand how these challenges may impact their investments and buying decisions in the coming months.
The property developer Nick Candy has always had a talent for attracting new wealth.
The raking up of fallen leaves, long walks followed up by huge mugs of hot chocolate, log fires on chilly evenings.
In a period of seismic changes, a new monarch, a new prime minister, the most radical tax cutting budget since 1972 , it’s comforting to remember that some things in life stay the same.
Savvy property hunters may now be able to secure steep discounts on their purchases as chains break down and rising mortgage rates hit prices.
“With buyers and sellers still digesting what is going on, the UK housing market is a mix of those carrying on and those taking time to reflect – and mortgage status is playing a big part in that.”
