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“Dear Estate Agent My fiancé and I have been actively searching for our first home in Bridgend for the past month. Being first-time buyers, we are new to this process but have genuinely enjoyed attending viewings. Although we haven't come

The Neath property market is proving increasingly difficult for some younger Neath buyers, but mature homeowners have benefitted immensely from rising house prices in the last few decades. How wealth is spread across the generations will always be a controversial

The Bridgend housing market is relativity buoyant, thanks to an unexpected group of people – Bridgend first-time buyers. Many Bridgend tenants are annoyed with competing for Bridgend rental properties at high rents. Therefore, over the last 12 months, many renters have

In my articles on the Neath property market, I like to provide an insight into the real story of what is happening in our local (and national) property market and address the misconceptions that some of the media have been

As we go into the second quarter of 2023, there is significant uncertainty in the UK economy, leading to uncertainty in the property market. The number one issue is the fight against inflation and the cost-of-living crisis. The Bank of

 As an experienced Neath estate agent, I have seen many Neath homeowners frustrated by how long it takes to buy and sell their property and complete the sale.  In this article, I will explain why buying and selling a home

With mortgage rates tripling over the last 12 months, one could be forgiven for thinking buying a Bridgend home as a first-time buyer would out of the question. Yet, what if I told you, it is £254 a year cheaper

The property market is one of the most important economic indicators, as it can significantly impact the prosperity of both the local and national economy. Recently, new data from the Census 2021 has become available that sheds light on seldom

Traditionally, the first four months of the year are usually an estate agents’ busiest time for house sales. However, if the last three years have taught us anything, nothing is 'normal' and 'usual' anymore. The Bridgend property market is finding