Sales

For many homeowners in Llandaff, Pontcanna, and other sought-after Cardiff neighbourhoods, selling a home is an exciting step — but it can also be stressful. One of the biggest concerns for sellers is a delay in completion.

Earlier this year, Aviva published the results of its survey on how we use our garages. Of those UK garage owners questioned, 28% said they hardly ever used their garage to park their car. 

And just like that, the seasons have changed. Meteorological summer officially ended on 31st August and wet, windy weather moved in without hesitation. While we’re keeping everything crossed for a return to calmer, drier conditions, there’s no escaping that autumn is here.

Finding your dream home in Cardiff or the surrounding areas is a thrilling milestone — especially if you're investing in a premium property between £600,000 and £800,000. Once your offer has been accepted, the next step is to secure your new home quickly and smoothly.

If you’re a first-time buyer in Cardiff or the surrounding South Wales areas, you’ve probably started thinking about mortgages.

If the property isn’t your main home, you may be wondering whether Capital Gains Tax (CGT) applies to your sale.

Understanding what buyers want can give you the edge in today’s competitive property market — especially if you’re targeting the high-value property sector.

Although Labour has long been associated with better rights for renters, it recently showed that it is equally as committed to promoting homeownership. A raft of financial reforms designed to help mortgage borrowers, which will apply across the UK, were announced in July.

Selling a property can be a very confusing and lengthy process but having a good solicitor or conveyancer will help it to run as smoothly and efficiently as possible.

Here is an easy step by step guide to the whole conveyancing process.

You’ve found the perfect property in Cardiff or the surrounding area — perhaps a modern home in Lisvane, a period property in Pontcanna, or a waterfront apartment in Penarth.

If you want to sell a property during a fixed-term tenancy, you don’t have to wait until the agreement ends before going to market. 

Selling a property with sitting tenants is often an excellent opportunity for landlords – and a very attractive sale for some buyers. But, alongside the pros, there are some cons to consider as well.

The unassailable attractiveness of property as a money-making asset persists. While passive appreciation still exists – that’s when homes gradually increase in value with nothing more than time – homeowners are looking at adding values in other ways.