Advice from UK property experts

From the football-themed collaboration between Chelsea FC and Damac Properties to several British-inspired luxury property developments, such as LEOS Developments’ Knightsbridge and Kensington Gardens, Dubai’s developers are going all out to attract UK buyers. The recent weakening of the Dirham against the pound has further boosted interest from UK investors. As a result, UK investment …

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Selling a leasehold home in London can take a few more weeks compared to freehold properties, as your solicitor will need to run a few more checks about the terms of the lease and also liaise with the freeholder. However, if you are an informed seller, prepared with all the necessary documents, the sale should …

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Labour has pushed this year’s Autumn statement to late November from its usual October schedule, as pressure mounts on the government to fix its fiscal deficit. Left with no other option to increase revenue, experts predict that the Treasury, led by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, may raise income taxes, VAT, or National Insurance. Is there a …

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EPC ratings reflect a property’s energy efficiency and suggest steps to improve efficiency for long-term savings and better consumption habits. By learning about EPC and its implications, you can not only save significantly but also improve your property’s rental appeal and increase its sales value. Your electricity consumption has a direct impact on the monthly …

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Properties in the UK can be held in different ownership structures, with the different types having their own pros and cons when it comes to tax, administration and control over the asset. Placing your property in a trust can offer many benefits, but you should be careful when setting it up, as it requires thoughtful …

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As property prices in the UK capital seem to get unaffordable for young professionals, many have started looking outside London to invest, while continuing to rent closer to their offices. Termed ‘Rentvesting’, this new concept is gaining popularity, but those looking to join the ranks of modern rentvestors have many things to consider. In 2025, …

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Whether it is providing fair and accurate property valuations, good marketing, getting viewers, selling your London home or helping you buy the right home based on your needs and budget, estate agents play a crucial role during property transactions.

London is constantly ranked among the top student cities in the world, attracting young learners from around the world.

From ensuring gas, electrical and fire safety to conducting thorough background checks on their tenants, landlords in the UK have many legal responsibilities to fulfil before they start earning a rental income.

From ascertaining boundary lines to identifying physical and structural flaws, processing mortgage applications, and ensuring peace of mind for the buyer, property surveys play a crucial role in the home-buying journey. There are various types of property surveys that buyers should be aware of when purchasing a home in London. After going through several property …

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As the largest rental market in the UK, London’s private rental sector (PRS) contributes over £14.6 billion to the country’s economy and meets the residential needs of over a million households.

Being a landlord in London allows you to earn attractive rental income, given the soaring demand for good-quality homes from working professionals and the student community.