Some time ago I wrote a few articles surrounding property sale transactions on a hyper-local street level as well as turnover of properties exchanging hands per number of properties on street.  From a rental’s perspective, I was intrigued to find out which streets have had the highest number of properties rented in a given timeframe….

It’s been ten years this month since I stepped into the realm of property lettings and what an interesting ten years its been. I can safely say that it’s a career where not one day has been the same as the last. That being said, I’ve been able to spot long term cyclical trends in…

I heard a staggering piece of data the other day which was that 52% of properties that sell in the UK, do not sell with the original appointed agent. Ultimately, any property in any market will sell dependent on its price and you don’t need an Economics degree to understand that statement.  Something I have…

Well it’s a common theme among journalists that bad news sells papers and whilst I generally commentate about how well the York property market is operating, it’s not all peaches and cream.  However, in any property market, there are going to be sales which invariably fall through (the bane of any seller and their appointed…

Well it’s been one and a half months since the Tenant Fees Bill came into effect prohibiting the charges of fees to tenants in the Private Rental Sector to properties rented under Assured Shorthold Tenancies. Whilst it is still early days to assess the long-term impact, one of my expectations was that there would be…