London clay is disliked for building houses on, though inevitably most of Greater London is built on it. The mention of London Clay can cause home buyers’ stomachs to sink. It’s the main culprit behind subsidence, which is something any surveyor should be checking for...
As property experts, we like to keep up to date with all that's going on in the market, but why keep this to ourselves? So each quarter, we will share some of the most interesting stories and ideas that we come across to inspire you and your property dreams, as well...
Fire safety in flats is not just about cladding, although this has been a very newsworthy part of fire safety since the Grenfell fire. We often get asked by clients how Fire Safety legislation affects their property or one they are considering purchasing. Here are...
There are three levels of the RICS home surveys: the Condition Report (level 1), the HomeBuyer Report (level 2) and the Building Survey (level 3). The best property survey for your situation depends on the age and condition of the property, as well as what you have...
Leaseholders Could Save Thousands Of Pounds With The Latest Property Reforms At the start of January, the Government announced a series of leaseholder reforms. They are designed to help leaseholders to own their homes, while reducing the costs involved and making the...