Property - Emigrating to UK

Buying property in the UK, whether it’s leasehold or freehold, is a complex, time-consuming process, especially if the seller is also in the process of buying a home, creating a chain which relies on everything going smoothly. The home of your choice can be found either online, through an estate agent or the classified advertisements pages...

With all property transactions in the UK, either renting or buying, there are legal, administrative and service costs as well as hidden costs to take into consideration. Buying a home is comparatively more expensive than renting but currently, especially in the London region, monthly mortgage payments are cheaper than rental charges on a...

If you are considering buying a property in the UK, it is essential to engage a solicitor (legal expert) experienced in the process of conveyancing, (buying and selling property), as the contract and other paperwork required must be prepared by a qualified solicitor and legally binding. If you aren’t confident with your knowledge of the...

There’s plenty of help with selecting the right UK property for your needs as estate agents are located on every high street and in every city centre across the country, usually in plural numbers. In Bond Street, Mayfair and Knightsbridge, the heart of London’s city centre, are exclusive agencies offering top-of-the range properties from...

For new arrivals, renting your first UK home is the easiest way to begin the adjustment process, with everything from luxury homes in the centre of London to terraced houses, apartments and shared accommodation available. Unfurnished as well as fully furnished properties can be rented, either on a short- or long-term basis. There are...