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When selling or letting a property in England, it's essential to provide comprehensive and accurate information in your property listings to comply with the National Trading Standards' (NTS) requirements. This ensures transparency, helps potential buyers or tenants make informed decisions, and aligns with legal obligations under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPRs).

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 introduces significant changes to the leasehold property landscape in England, aiming to make homeownership fairer and more transparent. If you're selling or buying a leasehold property online, understanding these reforms is crucial. Here's a straightforward breakdown of how the Act affects you:

Environmental awareness is on the rise, not just for tenants but as a priority for landlords too. There's a definitive shift in the features that tenants are looking for in a rental property, and by adding those features into your own rental, you can boost your rental yields and attract higher quality tenants.

When it comes to your home, having a presentable and stylish bathroom ranks highly if you're wanting to create a great first impression. If you're preparing to sell in the new year or improving your property for rental, a well-designed bathroom can boost both the value and overall desirability of your home.

When it comes to selling properties in the market today, homeowners are always on the lookout for innovative and useful ways to enhance their property's value and appeal. Renovating kitchens and bathrooms, installing sustainable heating solutions and updating flooring are all practical ways to modernise a tired property and boost its marketability.

Ahead of putting your home on the market, it's important to make the necessary changes that will boost the value and make the home as appealing to a potential buyer as possible.

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For Sale boards might seem old-fashioned, but they remain one of the most useful tools in property marketing.

As homeowners in the UK face the double-edged sword of climate change and increased energy costs, the need for sustainable heating options has never been more pressing. Traditional heating systems, while effective to an extent, often come with a hefty environmental price tag and increasing operational costs. But there are alternatives we can look to, to reduce our carbon footprint, benefit from potential cost savings and even boost the value of our homes on the property market.