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
Which Mottram Road is better for property investment?
Before Christmas I was speaking with an elderly resident of Hollingworth, whose grandson was considering becoming a landlord this year and looking to invest as locally as possible. I was advised he’d been looking at
31,838 live in rented accommodation in Tameside
That number surprised you didn’t it? With the General Election done and the beginning of a new decade, I thought it time to reflect on renting in the manifestos and party-political broadcasts and ask why?
What does the General Election mean for the Tameside property market? The Liberal Democrats Party edition
In this week’s article, I’ll be taking a look at what Jo Swinson’s Liberal Democrats’ manifesto means for the Tameside property market.
What does the General Election mean for the Tameside property market? The Conservative Party edition
Powerful promises have been issued from all parties when the property market is concerned. Power to the renters, all-out assault on rogue landlords and the removal of vital repossession lifelines are all on the table
How can Tameside landlords combat the Section 21 removal?
Having only great tenants is every Tameside landlord and Tameside letting agent’s dream. The reality however is this dream doesn’t always come true. With the removal of Section 21 threatening to impose further implications should
Is this the end of No-Fault Section 21 evictions for the 35,428 Tameside tenant households?
In the late spring, the Government announced that they were planning to end no-fault evictions for tenants living in private rented accommodation.
Is Tameside building the right type of properties?
The British housing market has never been so newsworthy. Every other day, there is an article in the newspaper or online about impending house price drops, house price rises, mortgage rates up/down, first time buyer