Lawlors blog

With the property market set to pick up in January and Stamp Duty changes ahead, now is the time to get your home ready to stand out to eager buyers. Here are our top tips for selling this winter.

If you’ve decided 2025 is going to be the year you move to a new home, getting your property on the market before Boxing Day will give you the best chance of getting a buyer in place quickly – but with Christmas coming you’ll need to act fast.

Read the highlights of the Chancellor's 2024 autumn statement and find out what it means for the future of the UK property market. 

In this blog post, we’ll explore effective strategies for achieving a neutral, uncluttered environment to successfully list your home and allow buyers to imagine themselves in it.

In this blog, we look at what a lettings valuation is, what factors we consider during a valuation assessment, and how we help you maximise your property’s potential.

Read our summary on the Renters' Rights Bill, the key measures affecting landlords and how to navigate them for effective property management.

Explore our comprehensive guide to property valuations, covering key factors, tips, and how to prepare for a successful sale.

In this blog, we'll explore five key reasons why mid-tenancy property inspections are essential and beneficial for both landlords and tenants. 

If you are planning on buying or selling property for the first time, you may have come across the term ‘conveyancing’. In this blog post, we cover what conveyancing means, when it is needed, and why it pays to be proactive about it.

In this blog post, we will break down what the VAT plan is exactly and when it will be implemented, and also how it might affect the housing market.

To examine this in more detail, we will delve into the change in mortgage rates recently, how house prices have altered and what the housing market looks like going forwards.

In this blog post, we will run through the current state and potential impacts of the Leasehold Reform Act and the Renters Reform Bill.