Solve Problems At The Beginning For Better Solutions
There are some problems that if you take them back to their core state can essentially be solved with a catch-all solution. That’s essentially how I think we need to look at many of the issues we face as conveyancers because while I’m not suggesting that ‘all’ problems are fixable in this way, I do […]
Unforeseen Effects Of Climate Change On Ground Stability
When buying a house, most purchasers view the transaction as a long-term commitment and investment. In the excitement of buying my first home, I was more interested with the decor and layout of the property than what was below the surface. However, the recent changeable weather patterns have made me reflect, perhaps we should be […]
FTBs Remain Dominant Buying Force And Target Family Housing Stock
First-time buyers (FTB) are expected to remain the largest purchasing group in the property market this year despite a shift in their buying preferences. FTB sales are predicted to overtake the 36% market share in property transactions during 2018 according to research by Zoopla. Sidestepping smaller one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments or flats, over two thirds […]
English Transactions Plummet 5.2% Since Referendum Result
In the two years and nine months since the referendum, housing transactions in England have fallen by 5.2% when compared with the same time frame prior to the 23rd June 2019 EU withdrawal result. To a large extent, the decline of English property is comprised of southern regions and London boroughs. In fact, 90% of […]
Webinar: Why going ‘Paper-Lite’ Is Essential For Your Firms Information Security
Law firms have traditionally been ‘paper-heavy’ environments and while firms are better aware of the benefits of going ‘Paper-Lite’, making it a reality has been easier said than done. A new entrant to the legal services market has made it their mission to enable law firms to digitise paper documents easily and inexpensively. This allows […]