Brexit is the word on everyone’s lips these days and it is having an impact on every aspect of British life, including the property market. The Brexit delay, the looming deadline and the political drama that has accompanied it all, means that almost everyone in Britain is now playing a waiting game and not making any big decisions until there is more clarity regarding the country’s future. As predicted, the British property market has not escaped the crisis unscathed and Brexit uncertainty...
Ben Shieldaig in the Highlands has 3,800 acres of scenery including an ancient forest dating back to the Ice Age, and red squirrels and golden eagles
The north jetty at Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare collapsed into the Bristol Channel during storms in 2016 and has been earmarked for demolition
Residents at Longbeach Leisure Park, Hornsea have been left in panic after a huge 50m crack appeared just metres from their doorsteps at the cliff edge
Prolonged Brexit uncertainty will likely further damage the UK housing market, according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey, following Theresa May’s Brexit deal being thrown out of Parliament on Tuesday. The latest results from the February survey show a continued decline in activity across the UK housing market, with new buyer enquiries, agreed sales and instructions all falling. This is the sixth consecutive month all have fallen together, and the headline price balance also slipped to its lowest...
Frank and Patrica-Anne Barret only discovered the path when they put the three-bed house in Newquay, Cornwall, up for sale
Tenants face a tough decision when it comes to finding and renting the right home. Landlords also need to make sure that their next tenant can be trusted to look after their property as selecting the wrong tenant can be a costly decision if it is misused or damaged. The property owner faces a number of crucial decisions: Should I find a tenant myself or use an agency? Will I be able to find a long term tenant? How can...
Fire crews were called to try and get it down
The three-bedroom bungalow on St Mary's in the Isles of Scilly was built for the Wilson family in 1959
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