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If you’re searching for a home in London, you may come across the term Grade II listed building. These properties often carry historic charm and architectural significance, but they also come

When searching for your next home, you may come across the term “no onward chain” or “chain free property.” This is a major selling point in the UK housing market, especially in

Important Update: The Renters’ Rights Act – What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know

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Watch the video above for our predictions and updates on the market as it now stands and as it moves into the upcoming few months.

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Over the last 30 years we have seen a dramatic change in the function of London’s docklands, from being fully functioning warehouses containing all sorts of cargo brought up the River Thames such as spices and tobacco to now...

We live in age where keeping fit and taking charge of your health is on the cover of every magazine, spoken about by every celebrity and Instagram influencer, the general interest and need to have the amenities at your...

When you think of The City of London, men in business suits carrying briefcases tend to pop to mind, and yet there is a wealth of old and newly established markets hidden away all over the city in old viaducts and under...

There are many reasons you should consider the Shad Thames area as your next move; not only is it steeped in architectural history, set on the bank of the Thames or that you’re only a short walk from the city, but it also has...

In 1981 Sir Terrance Conran won the bid to redevelop the 11-acre site of Butlers Wharf and one building was ear-marked as the New Design Museum. A former banana ripening warehouse in the 1940s, the conversion of the warehouse...