The November Budget brought plenty of headlines, but for anyone buying or selling in Hull and East Yorkshire, the key message is simple – no surprises, no shocks, and no Stamp Duty changes.
It’s a fascinating time in the property market. Buyers are extremely active - yet more selective than ever. With so many homes available, people can compare options side-by-side, which means they are highly price-aware and quick to judge value.
The Bank of England has announced that the base interest rate will remain at 4% — a decision that’s been closely watched by homeowners, buyers and the property industry alike.
At this spooky time of year, thoughts often turn to the supernatural — especially if strange things have been happening around your home.
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What First-Time Buyers in Hull and East Yorkshire Are Looking For.
If you’ve spotted a property in Hull or across East Yorkshire that you love, you might be wondering if it’s worth putting in a cheeky offer.
For years, a fixer-upper or a property with “room for improvement” has tempted buyers across Hull and East Yorkshire. But that trend could be shifting.
The way homes are bought and sold has shifted dramatically in the past few years, and one of the biggest changes has been the rise of video tours.
First-Time Buyers in Hull & East Yorkshire: Avoid These Common Property Mistake
