It’s no secret that the younger generation in Shepperton is finding it tough to get onto the property ladder. With the rising cost of living, stagnating wages, and stricter mortgage criteria, it's no surprise that fewer under-34s are becoming homeowners.
The owner of a recent Shepperton sale shares their thoughts on the service they received from Newboulds & Co
A recent BBC article explains 'most online viewings will not turn into actual enquiries'
As the property landscape in Shepperton continues to evolve, many homeowners who have been on the market for a while find themselves navigating the complex decision of when and how much to reduce their asking prices to attract buyers
If you’ve ever considered selling your Shepperton home, you may have felt the temptation to list it at a higher price, hoping for a bigger payday. After all, who wouldn’t want to maximise the return on their largest tax-free investment?
Spooky season is upon us. It's all pumpkin-spiced lattes and woolly jumpers, and TV is filled with re-runs of classic horror movies. But a haunted house is haunted all year round, isn't it? Would you live in a haunted house?
Read this article before you instruct an estate agent to sell your home for you. The cheapest fee or the largest agency are not necessarily the best options for you.
If you are at the very early stage of planning to move, just thinking about it, is it too early to arrange a valuation of your home? Read this article to learn about the various valuation options available to you and how accurate they are.
Do you own a leasehold property? Do you know how much is left on your lease? Read this article to learn more about why you should know how long is left, particularly before you try to sell.
The terraced house, once considered a relic of the past, is making a notable comeback. But one might wonder - did it ever truly go out of fashion?
As Shepperton's property market undergoes a major shift, with the number of homes for sale nearly doubling since mid-2022, realistic pricing is more crucial than ever. With competition growing and buyers being more selective, overpricing your home could leave it languishing and unsold.
On Wednesday, Parliament had the first reading of the Renters’ Reform Act, and I want to take a moment to reassure landlords that there’s really nothing ground-breaking in these proposals that should catch you off guard. In fact, most of the changes were part of the Conservative Party’s agenda before they lost power in July.