Knowing what is happening in the property market is really important if you are thinking of moving home in Shepperton in the coming few months. It’s also important if you are a Shepperton landlord wondering whether you should grow your portfolio or sell off a few properties?

We often talk about the average price of a home in Shepperton, but that single figure can hide more than it reveals.

Chad and Leah make the most of the incredible weather with a drink by the river and discuss how Newboulds & Co began.

If you are a Shepperton homeowner thinking about moving home, there appears to be some new information between what Shepperton home sellers want and what buyers are actually willing to pay.

When selling your home, the expertise and accountability of your estate agent are paramount. Discover why a director-led approach, offering senior-level guidance and direct communication, can make all the difference for your property journey.

When people talk about the property market in Shepperton, the conversation normally centres on house prices. Yet price is only part of the story. The size of a home matters too. A £500,000 home in one part of the country may offer significantly more space than a similarly priced home elsewhere.

A fresh coat of paint can help, but missing paperwork can delay a sale for months. Use August to prepare the information buyers and solicitors will need before an offer is agreed.

The rental market is still growing, but the way properties are managed has changed. August is a useful time for landlords to review tenancies, rent processes and record-keeping.

The opening fortnight can shape your entire sale. As August 2026 approaches, discover how launch price, timing and buyer readiness can turn early attention into a stronger offer.

August does not have to be a quiet month for your property search. With the right financial preparation and viewing strategy, summer buyers can uncover opportunities others may miss.

Every few weeks, another headline appears warning that house prices are about to crash. The reason changes each time. One month it is mortgage rates. The next it is inflation. More recently, geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in the Middle East have been blamed for higher borrowing costs and weaker buyer confidence

Considering moving home? At Newboulds & Co, we believe in a refreshingly different approach. Discover how our director-led service provides unparalleled support and expertise, ensuring your selling journey is as smooth and successful as possible.