The latest news from JW Wood Estate Agents
With New Year’s resolutions in full swing (or falling completely by the wayside in my case), we take a look at the most popular house-related New Year’s resolution and its potential impact on the value of a property...home improvement.
Companies in the North of England are now growing at the fastest pace seen in any UK region, one of the country’s leading business figures has said, in a sign that the economic recovery is broadening.
The number of British people who are optimistic about the economy has trebled since 2012, a survey suggests.
\"We expect all areas of the country to see prices increase, with London, predictably, recording the biggest rises\" House prices will rise by another 8% next year due to the shortage of homes coming on to the market, surveyors have forecast. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said all parts of the country would see prices rise, with the North East set for a 5% jump on top of gains over the last year.
Many potential sellers wait until well into the New Year to enter the property market, thinking that few people are considering buying or selling a house in the first few weeks of January. But with many property websites reporting an increase in page views during the Christmas period, we recommend that potential sellers enter the market as soon as possible.
Following the success of our Durham office valuation team using the Microsoft Surface Pro tablet computer whilst carrying out valuations, we have now added the brand new Microsoft Surface Pro 2 to our technology line up.
Recent research by Rightmove has revealed the power of floor plans when marketing properties for sale or rent; identifying that over half of the 10,000 survey respondents said they would NOT instruct an agent if they did not provide a floor plan.
The October RICS Residential Market Survey shows the improvement in market conditions is becoming more widespread. The pace of demand exceeded that of supply in every part of the country, pushing up prices.
The controversial Help To Buy mortgage support scheme is enabling 75 families to buy a home every day, David Cameron will say today. The first figures on Help To Buy, in which taxpayers are expected to underwrite the mortgages of hundreds of thousands of homebuyers, suggest it is more popular than predicted.
JW Wood will join fellow agents from across England, Scotland and Wales on 15 November to attend a national estate agency conference in London. Hosted by estate agency organisation Relocation Agent Network, the event is exclusively for its members and a great opportunity to find out the very latest industry innovations and best practices.
Local independent estate agent JW Wood from County Durham is pleased to announce that the company has been shortlisted by Relocation Agent Network, a national network of independent estate agents, for the 2012 Best Agent North East Region Award.
A hat-trick of generous bidders has paid £9,000 for an old, deflated Hartlepool United football. The football is traditionally auctioned off at a sportsman\'s dinner held annually in County Durham for children\'s charity Barnardo\'s. The winning bidder usually takes the ball home before returning it ahead of the following year’s event.
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