While the recent flurry of activity shows promise, property industry insiders say the housing market is still frozen in its tracks. Why? Because nobody knows how to value homes accurately.
Source: Down valuations: Surveyors are likely to undervalue after coronavirus | This is Money
Follow these expert tips to on how to get your home into an interiors magazine by homes journalist Maxine Brady We Love Home
Source: Want To Get Your Home Into An Interiors Magazine? Here’s How… – We Love Home
We’ve got a feeling that, for some, this period has motivated you to press ahead with plans to build that extension you’ve always wanted.
Source: Inside five homes with AMAZING extensions | Property blog
A virtual London Festival of Architecture will take place next month, it has been revealed, with building tours, a wide range of talks, a pub quiz and even a bake-off all moving online because of the coronavirus
Source: All-digital London Festival of Architecture programme revealed | News | Architects Journal
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has warned that many of London’s private renters are facing imminent homelessness, unless the government acts to properly protect them from eviction. In March the government announced the suspension of evictions for three months to stop renters losing their homes during the crisis. Despite this, some landlords have still issued […]
Source: Mayor of London warns of ‘ticking time bomb’ for renters – PropertyWire
Research by insurance firm Aviva suggests private tenants are now more pessimistic about being able to buy their own home.
Source: Corona Fallout: Renters admit they’re less likely t…
A new Aviva study gives a glimpse into home life under lockdown, with relationships, properties and homeownership aspirations all impacted.
Source: Home life in lockdown: tech, tensions and tidying up – Aviva plc
Find the best new builds in Birmingham – ask the residents! HomeViews reviews reveal the very best new build homes to rent or to buy in the city.
Source: 10 best new builds in Birmingham according to residents | HomeViews
Cushman & Wakefield sees student property as a solid, high income-producing asset class that will continue to offer stable income streams thanks to high occupancy levels.
