Buying a property in the UK is an exciting milestone, whether it’s your very first home, a move up the ladder, or an investment purchase. But beyond deposits, mortgage deals, and moving vans, there’s one unavoidable cost that catches many buyers off guard: taxes.

If your home has been sitting on the market with no progress, you’re not stuck. Switching estate agents is easier than you think, if you understand your contract and prepare properly. Here’s the truth, the timelines and the process to relaunch with impact.

Renting a new home is a major milestone. Whether you’re moving out for the first time, relocating for work, or searching for a home that better fits your lifestyle, understanding how the UK rental process works can make all the difference. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the full renting process:

The last few months of the year are traditionally an interesting period for the UK property market. For buyers and sellers alike, it’s often a season of contrasts: while some buyers are keen to secure a move before Christmas or early in the new year, others prefer to wait until spring, traditionally the busiest season for housing activity.