Estate & Letting Agents in Bromley, Kent, BR
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| Concept Property Management - http://www.concept-property.com Offerg property management. Details of services and about. - Read more |
| Daniels Property Network - http://www.danielspropertynet.co.uk Estate agency specialising in services to the home buyer and seller, including properties for sale, mortgages, financial planning, insurance, conveyancing and removals. - Read more |
| Langford Russell - http://www.langfordrussell.co.uk Residential estate agency offering rentals, sales and management. - Read more |
| North Star 2000 - http://www.northstar-2000.com Property company constructing new and refurbished homes in London and the South East. Includes completed, under construction, and forthcoming properties, with currently available lettings. - Read more |
| Pinnacle Restoration - http://www.pinnaclerestoration.co.uk Specialising in the restoration of Stone Masonry. - Read more |
Market to look healthy in coming monthsThe London property market will continue to look healthy for the next couple of months. |
Future-proofing a home could have future benefitsThose interested in self build properties might be thinking about future-proofing their home in order to reap the rewards later. |
Construction sector must recover quicklyIn order to encourage more brownfield developments and greenbelt developments, the construction industry must be given support to recover as quickly as possible. |
Sales of £1m homes at fastest rate for 5 yearsThe number of high end property sales and rentals is growing at its fastest rate since 2006, according to new research. |
Lack of finance 'hindering construction sectorA lack of UK mortgage offers made to first time property buyers has been blamed for slow activity in the house building sector. |
High LTV mortgages will be limitedThe number of high loan to value (LTV) UK mortgage offers is not set to rise any time soon, What Mortgage has stated |
Private rented sector 'a white knight' for housing marketHolders of landlord licences are providing a valuable service in the current housing market, according to Let Insurance Services. |
Information overload deterring people from self build propertiesPeople may be deterred from self build properties because of the "information overload" available, a self build expert has said. |
London is 'very attractive' to overseas investorsOverseas property buyers in London are finding the capital "very attractive" at the moment, according to a property expert. |
Guidelines about tenancy deposit schemes are welcomeNew guidelines for consistency among deposit schemes published by the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) and other groups have been welcomed by LettingFocus.com. |
Office space in London 'is jockeying' with retailOffice space in London is driving rental growth along with retail property in London, according to a global property company. |
New "super luxury" hotel planned for CityChinese investment firm the Reignwood Group and Singapore real estate firm KOP Properties have revealed plans to transform a building next to the Tower of London into a luxury hotel, it has been reported. |
New "super luxury" hotel planned for CityChinese investment firm the Reignwood Group and Singapore real estate firm KOP Properties have revealed plans to transform a building next to the Tower of London into a luxury hotel, it has been reported. |
West End property development let to film companyOffices spanning tens of thousands of square feet have been let out to film effects company Double Negative, it has been reported. |
London prices leading property growthLondon property prices are likely to be kept buoyant by demand for outweighing supply of new homes coming on to the market, according to one property expert. |
Demand for London office space risingDemand for commercial space in London outstripped that of all other areas of the UK during the first three months of the year, new figures have shown. |
Savile Row rents on the increaseThe price of renting office space in London's Savile Row has seen a strong increase, with it likely to break the £100 per square foot barrier. |
Green Deal can help landlords plan aheadThe announcement that landlords have to get their properties to let up to a certain environmental standard should be seen as an advantage, according to one expert. |
Green Deal can help landlords plan aheadThe announcement that landlords have to get their properties to let up to a certain environmental standard should be seen as an advantage, according to one expert. |
Investment sees an Easter lullThe fast pace of commercial property investment in London as well as other regions of the country in March remained stable last month. |
Asset manager opens new London officeAsset management firm MKP Capital Management has announced it has opened a new European office based in London. |
Exciting opportunities availableFirms searching for investment properties in London have been assured there are plenty of chances to bag a bargain currently available. |
Homeowners back government plansLandlords have given their support to the government's proposal to introduce minimum energy efficiency standards in the UK private rented sector. |
Lending for homes to lease up year-on-yearPeople looking for a rented home in London may feel more confident after learning of the latest figures on the subject from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). |
Lottery funding provided to create wildlife havensThose with property to rent in London's borough of Sutton could take advantage of property grants provided to homeowners and tenants in a bid to encourage them to transform their gardens into havens for plants, birds and wild animals and improve wildlife survival in the area. |
W1J5 postcode London's most expensive areaThe latest London house price news has revealed the most expensive area in the capital is the W1J5 region in Mayfair, where the average price for properties sold in 2010 was £3.98 million. |
Mixed bag for first time buyersFirst time property buyers are finding it harder to get on the housing ladder because of a variety of factors, PricedOut has warned. |
Planning system reforms must be clarifiedGovernment plans to improve the house building system need to be clarified, the Home Builders Federation has stated. |
Two-tier market set to persistThe gap between high end property sales and rentals and the lower end of the market in London is set to get wider, according to a housing expert. |
Tenant demand will continue for next 5 yearsProspective landlords who are considering entering the buy to let market should benefit from increasing tenant demand in the coming years, according to LandlordZONE. |
Empty home plans welcomedGovernment plans to bring more empty properties back into use have been welcomed by a charity, those with properties suitable for redevelopment might have heard. |
Restoring outdated homes Is a savvy moveLandowners who have earmarked their investment as a property in need of restoration could be carrying out a "highly profitable manoeuvre", according to Build It magazine. |
London property investors should buy the best home they can affordA property expert has urged those looking for flats and houses for sale in Hampstead, London, and other parts of the capital to invest in the best abode they can afford. |
Self build market is looking upThose interested in self build properties may find that the financial outlook is a lot more positive this spring. |
Tenancy Deposit Scheme 'protects landlords and tenantsInitiatives such as the Tenancy Deposit Scheme protect both landlords and renters from confusion over inventories, LettingFocus.com has stated. |
First time buyers should shop aroundFirst time property buyers wanting to browse their UK mortgage offers options should be sure to shop around before settling for one. |
Self build projects 'can be done on a budgetThose thinking of creating their own self build properties could do so for around £100,000, according to an expert. |
A third of people 'will never become a first time buyerAround a third (31 per cent) of Britons believe they will never become first time property buyers, according to research. |
Office lighting 'should be energy efficientThose who are investing in office space in London might see a reduction in their energy bills when lights are turned off. |
Increasing number of new build properties 'is great newsThe number of new build properties that began construction in the first quarter of 2011 stood at 29,140, government figures show. |
Market forces lead to bigger homes being builtThe trouble with purchasing a home that first time property buyers are currently experiencing is leading developers to build larger houses. |
Prices 'will fall' in coming yearsLondon house prices, as well as those in other parts of the country, are predicted to fall further over the next few years. |
Advice differs according to requirementsProspective homeowners should seek tailored advice for the types of UK mortgage offers they want to take up. |
Middle Eastern buyers 'interested in LondonOverseas property buyers in London are increasingly coming from the Middle East region to look at investments in the UK. |
Cash buyers still favour LondonCash buyers in London will continue to purchase property in the capital for the foreseeable future. |
84% of buyers 'rely on money from parentsFirst time property buyers seem to have had a tough time of it recently, with a lack of UK mortgage offers and concerns about job security. |
April sales remained strongPurchases of flats and houses for sale in Maida Vale, London, and in other parts of the UK remained strong throughout April, despite the Royal Wedding and other disruptions to the norm. |
Banks 'should practise responsible lendingFirst time property buyers believe the criteria banks set to assess prospective borrowers should remain tough, according to new research. |
Prices rise 0.3% in MayLondon house prices may have undergone another hike this month as research shows the value of property across the UK rose 0.3 per cent in May. |
Southern Europeans look to London residential propertyBuyers from southern Europe are increasingly expanding their residential portfolios in London, analysis has shown. |
Step to remove 'disincentives to investment' is welcomeThe reforms of stamp duty land tax and Real Estate Investment Trusts will benefit landlords who own property to rent in London and other locations in the UK. |
DIY projects 'could affect future value of propertyWhile owners of property in need of restoration might want to carry out improvements by themselves, it could affect the future value of their home if they make a mistake. |
High end property market is 'cutthroatThose interested in high end property sales and rentals have been warned that the prime London property market is currently "cutthroat". |
Monthly mortgage rate has more influence on choice than BoEAn expected base rate rise has less of an influence on consumer behaviour than changes to their monthly mortgage repayment. |
Landlords may not be able to lower rentsLandlords who own property to rent in London and other parts of the UK might not find it practical to lower rents in the current financial climate, according to the National Landlords Association (NLA). |
Don't wait' for bargains in London property marketDemand for high end property sales and rentals in London has increased in the last few months, according to an industry expert. |
Flats and studios set to become more popularSmall flats and houses for sale in Hampstead, London, and other parts of the country might attract more attention from buyers in the coming months. |
Demand 'is still out thereDemand for new build properties is still out there, according to the Home Builders Federation. |
Demand 'is still out thereDemand for new build properties is still out there, according to the Home Builders Federation. |
Investors are seeking prime city centre propertiesOverseas property buyers in London will continue to invest in the capital while looking at up-and-coming locations in other countries. |
Commercial property 'is witnessing healthy demandCommercial property in London and other parts of the UK is witnessing "fairly healthy demand" because of the high yields on offer, Capital Economics has stated. |
Tenants see private rented sector 'as safeLandlords with property to rent in London and other parts of the UK are at an advantage because tenants are increasingly attracted to the private rented sector. |
New lenders 'will improve situation for landlordsThose entering the buy to let market are likely to find companies providing UK mortgage offers have a "smart and savvy" approach to landlords. |
Increased demand means positive outlook for new build propertiesMore new build properties could be on the way because of increased demand for homes, the Home Builders Federation has suggested. |
Higher loan to value mortgages 'will become more commonFirst time property buyers might find a wider range of UK mortgage offers available to them in the coming months. |
Average expenditure on first home 'has risen seven-fold since 1980sFirst time property buyers are now likely to pay seven times what their parents paid for a first home, according to research from Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP). |
