Moving into a new home is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming at first. From unpacking boxes to figuring out your daily routines, it’s easy for the space to feel unfamiliar. The good news is, there are simple steps you can take to make your house feel like yours
The Guild of Property Professionals returned to Westminster on Friday 6th February, welcoming Members to the QEII Centre for its annual Conference and Awards Ceremony. This year’s event saw record-breaking attendance, reflecting the continued importance independent agents place on collaboration, professional support and the strength of a connected national network.
For many first-time buyers, purchasing a home is unfamiliar territory. The process comes with big decisions, competing priorities, and plenty of pressure to “get it right.” Without a clear understanding of what should guide those decisions, it’s easy to be distracted by surface-level features and overlook factors that can have
As we look towards 2026, it seems the property market is moving into a more balanced, considered phase. While regional nuances remain important, common themes of confidence, affordability and realism run through our Members’ predictions, shaping expectations for the year ahead. Discover Guild Members’ property market predictions for 2026:
This year, how a home feels is taking centre stage over short-lived design styles. Years of minimalist, spotless interiors are about to be replaced by spaces that incorporate wellness, history and a lived-in atmosphere. From sleek oak finishes to vintage furniture, here are the top trends taking over interior
Whether you’re moving to a nearby town or across the country, here are some important factors for you to consider to help make your move as smooth as possible: Calculate your budget Relocating involves more than just the purchase price, so it’s important to factor in all potential costs.
Totterdown is thought to originate from the trade users that used to totter down the hills to the market. Vibrant, colourful and full of character, these are the words which describe this desirable location. Best known for the steepest residential hill in Europe, Vale Street – which can be seen
Totterdown is thought to originate from the trade users that used to totter down the hills to the market. Vibrant, colourful and full of character, these are the words which describe this desirable location. Best known for the steepest residential hill in Europe, Vale Street – which can be seen
Whitchurch is a quaint village in north Somerset that is perfectly situated in the BS14 postcode, Whitchurch was initially developed in the 1930s which therefore boasts a great selection of family homes from within this period. On the other hand, it also provides a number of modern builds still within
Whitchurch is a quaint village in north Somerset that is perfectly situated in the BS14 postcode, Whitchurch was initially developed in the 1930s which therefore boasts a great selection of family homes from within this period. On the other hand, it also provides a number of modern builds still within
