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The Spring Budget was delivered on 6th March 2024 and we tuned in to hear the Chancellor’s plans for the housing sector. We’ve cherry picked the top three changes for those buying, selling and investing in property.

Selling a property can be a complex and challenging process.
With the rise of social media platforms, some homeowners may be tempted to
bypass traditional methods and sell their property themselves to save on estate
agent fees. However, while it may seem like a cost-effective solution at first,
selling your property independently using social media can present significant
risks and potential pitfalls. In this blog post, we’ll explore the dangers
associated with selling your property yourself and why entrusting a
professional estate agent may ultimately save you both time and money.

In today’s competitive property market, selling high-end
properties requires more than just a for sale board and an online listing.
Effective marketing is essential to attract potential buyers and achieve the
highest possible price for your property. This is particularly true for
high-end properties, which require a strategic marketing approach to reach the
right audience.

Choosing the right estate agent to sell your property can be
a challenging task. One of the things to be aware of when choosing an agent is
their contract terms. Some agents will try to tie clients into lengthy
contracts, which can be frustrating and limiting for sellers. Here are some
reasons why an estate agent should not be tying in clients for lengthy
contracts:

The property market can be a competitive and challenging
place for both buyers and sellers. Unfortunately, some estate agents are
making it even harder by overvaluing properties to win instructions. This
unethical tactic could be artifically slowing the property market down and causing frustration
for both buyers and sellers.