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How much value has been added to Tameside landlord’s terraced properties?
One of my investors contacted me last week from London, after he had spoken to a landlord friend about investing in a post-covid world. He told me they were deliberating the Tameside property market and
£177,907,390 worth of Tameside property purchased with Help-To-Buy ISAs
The ship for Help To Buy ISAs may have set sail in November 2019, however there are still plenty of Tamesiders who were able to open one beforehand and get their foot on the property
Tameside properties and Stamp Duty from March 11
If you are buying a home in Tameside or indeed across the country costing more than £125,000, you will have to pay Stamp Duty Land Tax on the purchase of your new home.
Number of Tameside households to increase by seven per cent in 20 years
There are almost nine people per acre of land in Tameside. Consisting of 25,493 acres, the borough isn’t going to grow beyond its parameters anytime soon. The population however, and the number of households comprising of
The Tameside Landlord Tax Bill?
For the last thirty years, the Government have passed responsibility of housing the masses from local authorities (i.e. council housing) to the estimated 1.5 million British buy-to-let landlords. However, since 2015/16, Tameside landlords have faced
What developments is Tameside set to see over the coming years?
The key to successful property investment lies in a number of factors, not least a location that demonstrates a cemented vision for the future. As the population and housing demand grows, so does the strain
Tameside property market’s roller coaster of a decade
The last decade was a tough one. Politically for the country, globally in the ascension of climate change, and economically as well with the markets recovering following the Credit Crunch. But what’s happened to the
How much have Tameside house prices risen by as a proportion of household income since 1980?
A discussion I overheard in a coffee shop yesterday was taking place regarding how millennials believe the older generation (55-75 year-olds) have messed things up for them in terms of getting on the Tameside property
Do green spaces increase property prices and demand in Tameside?
As Tamesiders, we are blessed by having some of nature’s finest countryside right on our doorstep. But looking within the borough itself, what do the green spaces we have contribute to prices and demand for