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Being a leading agency in the ever-evolving property landscape, we have always pioneered new marketing methods for the new homes market. Our commitment to innovation, customer-centric approach, and dedication to staying at the forefront of industry trends has allowed us to continuously meet the evolving needs of homebuyers.

Are UK homes going greener? Rightmove has published a new report looking for the need to retrofit properties and encourage people to make more energy-saving improvements.

We have just launched for sale a rare Residential Development opportunity ideal for developers looking for a suitable site when land is scarce - and with the huge benefit of having planning permission in place too.

Our Residential Lettings teams are seeing a rise in the number of properties in villages and countryside locations as some tenants look to exit city centre locations.

More stability in the housing market is being forecasted amidst varying national reports of how much property sales are recovering.

We live in a world where you can do everything from book a holiday, renew insurance, order a meal or a prescription, do your tax and sell your car without ever interacting with an actual person. So, why do you need someone to sell your home when you can DIY?

Our Architecture and Planning team in St Neots has successfully secured planning permission for new homes to be built on land currently occupied by redundant agricultural buildings.

In the current climate of economic uncertainty, higher interest rates, lower house prices and a lack of supply, the question for many is: Should I sell now? We say now is actually a surprisingly good time to sell - here's why.

Our team in St Neots successfully achieved planning permission for the building of a new home in a garden in Cambridgeshire after initial refusal by the local council.

What does the Bank of England's decision to increase interest rates yet again mean to home buyers and sellers? Interest rates were increased by 0.5% to 3.5% from 3% - the ninth consecutive rise. Last time was just last month when interest rates went up to 3%.