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Thoughts on the Spring Budget 2021 – still a little ‘Father Christmas’ but, thankfully, less ‘Mr Scrooge’

The great Wimbledon event is almost upon us. So, anyone for tennis?

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Our bloodshot eyes and runny noses should tell us that the great British summer festival is in full bloom and we are on the eve of one of its iconic events, Wimbledon, which is the cherished tournament of the Sport and its top prize is elusive for most of the participants, save for a few extraordinary players.

Tennis, as anyone who is a fan would know, can be an irresistible sport. Its downside is that if you want to play it on your own private court, it is space consumptive, particularly if you live in London where, in fact, the value of the land it occupies can amount to a small fortune, particularly as it is also a building plot. Continue reading →

The Definitive Guide As To How To Sell Your Home In A Sluggish Market – Is Price Important?

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In a ‘bearish’ property market there are usually more properties available than there are buyers to purchase them and the negotiating power favours the purchaser rather than the seller.

I have to say that there is nothing more effective at ‘cooling the passion’ of a keen buyer than a property that is over priced. It is the biggest ‘turn off’ for serious buyers!

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Breaking News: The bottom of the Prime Residential Market in London, may have passed six months ago

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There is now a perceptible mood change with buyers in the middle to upper sector of the Residential Property Market in London.

As we all know, last year was a mixed bag of blessings and curses. Trading during the first two quarters, for us, was disastrous, but during the last two quarters, we enjoyed some interesting business conducted on a number of residential properties in middle to upper ranges.

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