Brexit The Brexit Boom in the UK Housing Market Well, it happened. After more than three long years, the United Kingdom ended its ties with the European Union. No matter which way you voted, now is a time to look to the future. Onwards and upwards, as they say. And upwards seems to be the keyword. At... Feb 12, 2020 by Irini Sala
Brexit Brexit Britain and the UK Property Market The countdown is on. The UK has got its affairs in order as it prepares a farewell letter to the EU, and the debates rage over the genius or absurdity of Big Ben chiming away at midnight on January 31st. After three years of “will they won’t they”, the UK... Jan 29, 2020 by Irini Sala
Brexit January Sales: Catch the Start of Year Property Boom The UK housing market ended 2019 on a strong note, with house prices 1.4% higher than they were at the start of the year. November and December bucked the trend and are perhaps providing a glimpse of what we can expect in 2020. The winter market has been... Jan 8, 2020 by Irini Sala
Brexit General Election 2019: Everything You Need to Know The saying goes, “third time’s a charm”, and that’s what the country will be hoping as it goes to the polls for the third time in four years. Each party has set our their manifesto, with a myriad of topics - Brexit, the housing market, law enforcement,... Dec 6, 2019 by Irini Sala
Brexit What do The Main Political Parties Think About the UK Housing Market? It looks like Santa will have to relinquish December's MVP award this year - in the UK at least. That's because the festive season has taken a back seat to the first wintertime General Election since 1923 and the third election in almost four years. There... Nov 21, 2019 by Irini Sala
Brexit Understanding the Housing Market, In Spite of Brexit Brexit has seen more twists than an Alfred Hitchcock movie, and we’re still left wondering whodunit. After the latest extension, the question of when - or if - the UK will part ways with its European neighbours is one that is set to ramble on. While... Nov 1, 2019 by Irini Sala
Brexit How to Sell Your Home Despite Brexit – The Independent It’s official, with Brexit postponed once more, Halloween takes back the lead on scariest event of the week. 🎃 A feeling of general uncertainty, however, still looms. Thankfully, The Independent has graced us with quite a treat entitled: How to sell your... Oct 28, 2019 by Irini Sala
Brexit Your Buyers Do Not Care About Brexit The past few days have been amongst the most uncertain we’ve had. Are MPs going to vote for the deal agreed last week? Are they even going to vote at all today? And will Boris push Brexit back yet again? The questions keep piling up. With all this Brexit... Oct 21, 2019 by Irini Sala
Brexit Parliament Might Be Suspended, But the Housing Market Isn’t! Proroguing, rebel MPs, second referendums, no-deal Brexits – it’s all kicking off in UK politics. You’d be forgiven for thinking that thinking every single other thing in the country is merely a backdrop to shenanigans of the UK government. While Brexit... Sep 17, 2019 by Ganesh Kumar
Brexit Boris, Brexit, and Bricks and Mortar: Why Now is a Good Time to Sell Your Home Out with the old, in with the new. This is very much the case for UK politics as Theresa May exits through the backdoor of Downing Street with no dance moves in sight. Her replacement, Boris Johnson, managed to get the keys to his new digs without zipline... Aug 9, 2019 by Naveen Jaspal
Brexit Seasonal Sales: Why Now is the Best Time to Sell Your Home. Or Not Ahh, the age-old question about the best time of year to sell your home. The query itself is debated back and forth and studied and examined by great scholars of the property world such as the likes of Foxtrot Tonningtons, Sir Knighty Franklin, and that... Apr 2, 2019 by Paris de Reuck
Brexit What Does the Latest Brexit News Mean for the UK Housing Market? In? Out? Shake it all about. You do the Brexit Hokey Pokey and you, erm, well, nobody seems to know. Regardless of whether you want to Remain or Leave, here we are—waiting. All the while the UK economy ticks along, but there is still plenty of uncertainty... Mar 22, 2019 by Paris de Reuck
