Beast from the East, Russia, Facebook, Brexit, Trump, House prices up, House prices down … the Press is full of column inches on Brit's favourite subjects of politics, scandal, weather and not forgetting (and I appreciate the...

As I have mentioned a number times in my local property market blog, with not enough new-build properties being built in Sidcup and the surrounding area to keep up with demand for homes to live in (be that tenants or...

The value of all the homes in Sidcup (DA14 & 15 to be precise) has risen by more than 286% in the past two decades, to £6.484bn, meaning its worth more than the stock listed company Taylor Wimpey, which is worth £6.339bn.

Buying and selling a home in Sidcup isn't the easiest or cheapest thing you will ever do. Estate Agent fees, Solicitors fees, Survey fees, Mortgage fees, Removal Van … the costs just mount up throughout every step of the...

A little bit of good news this week on the Sidcup Property Market as recently released data shows that the number of first time buyers taking out their first mortgage in 2017 increased more than in any other year since the...

As our families grow bigger the need for more space, be that bedrooms or reception rooms, has grown with it. Also, as our older generation lives longer and nursing home bills continue to rise quicker than a rocket on the 5th of...

According to the National House Building Council (NHBC), more than 17,800 new homes were registered to be built in London last year, an increase of 1.5% on 2016 levels of 17,500 dwellings. Great news when you consider it is one...

Yes, I said 'rentirement', not retirement … rentirement and it relates to the 289 (and growing) Sidcup people, who don't own their own Sidcup home but rent their home, privately from a buy to let landlord and who are...

As I am sure you are aware, one the best things about my job as an agent is helping Sidcup landlords with their strategic portfolio management. Gone are the days of making money by buying any old Sidcup property to rent out or...

As we go headlong into 2018, I believe UK interest rates will stay low, even with the additional 0.25% increase that is expected in May or June. That rise will add just over £20 to the typical £160,000 tracker mortgage,...