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With pent-up demand after lockdown and news of a Covid-19 vaccine, the UK property market should expect a promising start in 2021,  property developer GRE Assets has predicted. With offices in the UK, Spain and the Middle East, GRE Assets has an international perspective of the impact the global Covid-19 crisis has had on the […]

With so many Londoners moving to Brighton and Hove, it’s small wonder that this vibrant, colourful city on the south coast now goes by the nickname London-on-Sea. A survey by Lloyds Bank found that the BN3 Hove postcode topped the UK popularity poll among young professional home buyers last year. And despite recent months of

London firm Urbanist Architecture has seen a 65% increase in enquiries for homes in the countryside since Q4 2019, research from architecture and planning firm Urbanist Architecture has found. With the UK population confined to their homes for the majority of 2020, lockdown has caused an increasing number of city dwellers to rethink their current

England is entering a new four-week national lockdown, and there are several things you should know about. Firstly, the government has said you can still move home during this period, which is set to last until 2nd December, as long as you follow the guidelines. This article explains how this second lockdown will impact the housing

Boris Johnson has promised to create 2 million more owner-occupiers by introducing 5 per cent mortgage deposits for first-time buyers to transform “generation rent” into “generation buy”. The pledge was one of a series of ambitious promises in the prime minister’s speech to the annual Conservative conference, also including a massive increase in wind power,

Brighton and Hove is the top location for Londoners hoping to move out of the capital. According to a new study, 60 per cent of of workers in London said they are reconsidering their living situation and seeking a better quality of life due to the coronavirus crisis. Brighton and Hove proved to be the

A £25 million scheme to build four storeys of flats and offices in Hove has been granted outline planning permission. The proposal, by Martin Homes, in Portland Road, involves demolishing three buildings – six semi-detached houses – in Portland Road, Hove, between the corner of Olive Road and the Portland Road Trading Estate. Planners grant

The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, today promised a new scheme to fund energy efficiency improvements…… Chancellor promises vouchers for landlords and home owners to fund energy efficiency improvements

A £25 million scheme to build four storeys of flats and offices in Hove has been granted outline planning permission. The proposal, by Martin Homes, in Portland Road, involves demolishing three buildings – six semi-detached houses – in Portland Road, Hove, between the corner of Olive Road and the Portland Road Trading Estate. Chancellor unveils