London’s premium markets have long been fuelled by international demand - is this still the case?
The lowdown from Hamish Allan, Associate Director of four Winkworth offices.
They say spring is the time to sell your house – and all homes look more appealing as the light starts streaming in. Here are some of our top picks from the current crop.
The Spring Statement was presented by Chancellor Rishi Sunak with a promise to provide “security for working families” and a new tax plan as he also warned the invasion of Ukraine "presents a risk to our recovery.”
With buy-to-let becoming arguably more complex, investing in a holiday let could be a profitable alternative.
Northampton has emerged as a property hotspot over the past couple of years. Here’s the lowdown from Winkworth’s local expert Ian Simons.
Leasehold reform has been much debated in Westminster over the past years, so we’re asking: what is leasehold and why does it need reform?
It’s been a peculiar few years for Prime Central London. Areas that are home to some of the planet’s most desirable and expensive real estate were accustomed, for the past three decades at least, to seeing a seemingly unstoppable rise in prices, fuelled to a large extent by a constant stream of international buyers.
Estate agents sometimes get a bad rep, which isn’t entirely fair. Sure, there might be some agencies with little experience that give the industry a bad name, but there are also lots of professional outfits out there that work very hard to keep the wheels turning for buyers and sellers.
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