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The Alfreton Property Market - 10 Years On from the Brexit Vote

Ten years after the 2016 Brexit vote, the Alfreton property market has not only survived, it has evolved. Prices, rents, buyer habits, and digital marketing have changed dramatically. This article looks at what really happened locally since 2016, and why today’s sellers need clarity, confidence and the right sales strategy from day one in Alfreton.

Alfreton Rents Have Risen 34.3% Since 2021 - But Landlords Still Need to Be Sensible

Alfreton rents have risen by 34.3% since 2021, but the market is becoming more measured. Demand remains strong, supply is still tight, and good homes continue to let well. However, landlords now need the right price, presentation and strategy to protect returns and keep quality tenants. In this blog we look at the details behind the headlines...

Nearly Half of Derby’s Under-35s Own Their Own Home - So Much for ‘Generation Rent’!

Forget the idea that Derby’s under-35s have given up on homeownership. New Census data shows 48.8% now own their home, up from 38.1% in 2011. It’s a powerful reminder that aspiration is alive, younger buyers are active, and Derby’s property market still has a story worth watching for sellers, landlords and first-time buyers alike in our city today.

Landlords Are Selling to Landlords - and It Could Be the Smartest Route

The buy-to-let market is shifting, but good opportunities are still around. With more landlords selling to other landlords, a tenanted sale could help avoid the need for vacant possession using Ground 1A under the Renters’ Rights Act. This has many benefits; protecting rental income, reducing disruption and helping tenants stay in their homes.

Discover Bramble Nook: Your Idyllic Retreat in Smalley With No Onward Chain

Searching for a home that combines rural charm with modern convenience? Discover this stunning four-bedroom new build home. Boasting incredible attention to detail throughout. With over 2600 sq ft, an incredible open-plan living space with bespoke kitchen, and a south-facing garden.

Half of UK Homes Aren’t Selling: Is It Greed, Bad Advice or Estate Agent Ego?

Nearly half of UK homes listed over the past three years failed to sell. That is not just bad luck. It is often overpricing, poor advice and agents chasing instructions instead of results. In this blog, we ask the uncomfortable question: are sellers being helped to move, or simply being flattered into failure? Read the blog and see if you agree?