Welcome to the June edition of the Greenstone newsletter where we share the latest property news and guidance. It's been five weeks since restrictions were lifted in the property market so we take a look at activity so far. The sales market has seen a spike in property searches and at Greenstone we've had a steady flow of new listings. The lettings market has seen a strong bounce back with rental stock and property demand surging showing great resilience.
Elsewhere we share new compliance laws to come into affect for landlords and finally how our property management services can support you.
We hope you enjoy this months edition. We also provide property tips, insights, and updates on our social media channels which you can click to follow at the end of our newsletter. As always, please get in touch if you have any property queries.
Best regards
Lewis Green, Director
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With an estimated £82 billion of property transactions on hold due to coronavirus, the Government announce in the middle of last month that operations could resume, with the appropriate measures in place, was welcome news to many.
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Due to the nature of lettings, the market tends to be much more agile and recover more quickly than its sales counterpart during times of instability and the market is once again showing its resilience as it surges following the lifting of lockdown restrictions.
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As members of ARLA we receive up to date legislation and compliance procedures.
As you may have heard The Housing and Planning Act 2016 allowed Ministers to introduce electrical safety standards for tenancies in the private rented sector as from 1st July. More...
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Now more than ever it is clear that a property management service is paramount for Landlords and I am pleased to say our Team as Greenstone has stood up to the mark.
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