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Moving home can be an emotional rollercoaster, a mixture of sad goodbyes and exciting new beginnings interspersed with lots of packing and unpacking.

When selling your Swindon home, it’s crucial to be aware of the potential pitfalls of signing long sole agency agreements with estate agents.

The property market in the UK is a complex and multifaceted entity, characterised by a myriad of factors that influence property prices and values.

The latest data on rent growth since January 2020 highlights significant increases across the UK, providing a promising outlook for landlords, especially those in Swindon.

Seven Key Questions to Ask an Estate Agent Before Making Your Choice

Choosing the right estate agent is a big step on the road to successfully selling your home.

Rental Red Flags: Warning Signs AREA Landlords Should Look Out For

If you’re a landlord, you can probably think of nothing worse than your rental sitting empty.

As a Swindon estate & letting agent with a keen eye on the shifting dynamics of the lettings market, it is imperative to highlight the current landscape for both landlords and tenants. Across the UK, the figures are telling: available rental homes on the market have seen a notable decrease from March 2019 to March 2024, with all 12 regions reflecting this trend.

In the bustling property market of Swindon homeowners have every reason to be optimistic as 2024 continues to outperform 2023 in terms of property sales. Across the UK, every region has witnessed significant growth. 

Understanding the average age of residents across different council wards in of Swindon and the surrounding areas, is both interesting and crucial for both current residents, landlords plus prospective tenants and homebuyers. 

The UK property market has demonstrated remarkable resilience despite facing significant challenges over the past 18 months. Many analysts in the autumn of 2022 predicted a severe downturn in house prices, driven by economic uncertainty, a cost-of-living crisis, and rising mortgage rates.