Since the onset of Covid restrictions in the UK, our office, industrial and retail agency teams have continued working hard for our clients and adapting how we are bringing their properties to market.
We have been advised of new guidance being implemented on 25th November 2020 regarding Right to Rent regulations for applicants wanting to rent residential premises in England.
As was widely expected, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced changes to stamp duty in Wednesday’s summer economic update, to help cut the costs of anyone buying a home in addition to a range of measures designed to boost the UK economy following the Coronavirus/Covid-19 crisis.
On 19th June 2020, the government introduced a new code of practice designed to provide clarity and reassurance to help support landlords and tenants affected by the crisis with the tools to come to a mutually beneficial agreement.
A key part of any property valuation is the inspection of an existing property, a site to be developed or a scheme under construction. For the last two months, physical inspections have been on hold while we all adhere to government guidance.
In uncertain times, property owners need professional advice more than ever to ensure the value of their investment is maintained, and where possible, enhanced.
A few trends have emerged over the last seven weeks, and our office agency team summarise below some of the key trends from the enquiries and feedback we have received since the UK has entered lockdown.
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