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Is This a Good Offer on My Property and Should I Accept This Offer
Read more: Is This a Good Offer on My Property and Should I Accept This OfferWhat Makes a Good Offer and How Should I Know Whether to Accept It or Not? Sellers often ask our Property Negotiators what they would consider to be a good offer for their property, and whether they should accept it. So, how do you answer this question?
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Movember at MOV8 Real Estate
Read more: Movember at MOV8 Real EstateIt’s around this time of year that we start to notice strange things happening to the upper lips of gentlemen throughout the world. For some reason, November is the month where men choose to sport facial hair’s timeless classic…the moustache. Handlebar, circus, 70s film star, the more the merrier. But why? For Movember of course!
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The Evolution of MOV8 Real Estate
Read more: The Evolution of MOV8 Real EstateSeven years ago in September, I went down to Leith and opened the doors on an office for the first time, said hello to a couple of new colleagues, hoped that everything I’d been setting-up through the night for several weeks would actually work, then we all picked up the phones and started spreading the…
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Land and Buildings Transaction Tax to Replace Stamp Duty in Scotland in 2015
Read more: Land and Buildings Transaction Tax to Replace Stamp Duty in Scotland in 2015The finer details have just been announced for the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax that is due to replace Stamp Duty in April 2015. So, what are the new levels of tax on property purchases? What effect will this have on the property market? And it this an improvement on the existing system of Stamp…
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Property Market Update September 2014 – Scottish Independence Referendum Special
Read more: Property Market Update September 2014 – Scottish Independence Referendum SpecialFor anyone who doesn’t have Facebook, Twitter, friends, a local newsagent, a town crier or the Internet, there is an outside chance that you will be unaware of the historic vote that took place in Scotland on 18 September. For anyone who has access to just one of the above sources of news, you will…
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Why Selling Your Property in Winter is a Great Time to Sell
Read more: Why Selling Your Property in Winter is a Great Time to SellIt has been long-accepted wisdom that the property market in Scotland peaks in Spring and in the late summer period around August. As a result, this is when most sellers tend to put their property on the market. However, as surprising as it may sound, Winter is actually statistically the best time of year to sell.…
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Indy No Vote Will Cause Spike in Scottish Property Prices
Read more: Indy No Vote Will Cause Spike in Scottish Property PricesAfter the announcement of today’s historic result in the Scottish Independence Referendum, with the country voting ‘No’ to an independent Scotland, many Scots will now be asking what the effect of this ‘No’ vote will be on the Scottish property market. In short, I predict that the ‘No’ vote will cause a positive ‘bounce’ in…
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Is Scottish Independence Referendum Affecting House Prices?
Read more: Is Scottish Independence Referendum Affecting House Prices?I was catching-up on property news headlines this morning and came across an article in The Telegraph stating that the upcoming referendum vote was having a negative impact on the Scottish property market. Not only that, it was apparently causing a change in solicitor practice with regards to how they submit offers, with offers now being…
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Property Market Update August 2014
Read more: Property Market Update August 2014With parents across Scotland and shedding a tear after sending their kids off to school for the first time or breathing a quiet sigh of relief that they have some peace a quiet now that the schools are back, property news has continued unabated. Here are the top stories from the past month as well…
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