David James is your source for all the latest news on the UK property industry including the latest trends, house prices and valuations, ideas to help you sell your home, and tips for landlords. Whether you're buying, selling, renting, or looking to let out your home, you'll find useful information on this page.
Established in 2004, David James Estate Agents specialise in both property sales and lettings. We are industry experts; whether you're looking to move or let out your home, let us know the questions you need help answering.
Latest news at David James Estate Agents in Bromley
There have been 1.3 million new buyer enquiries in the month since the election (13th December to 15th January), a 15% increase year-on-year according to Rightmove.
A 2.3% monthly increase in the price of properties coming to the market was also reported, the biggest monthly surge ever recorded for this time of year.
There certainly seems to be more optimism in the market. Provisional...
According to the National House Building Council just 44,361 new homes were registered to be built in the UK in the three months to November, far short of the Government’s target of 300,000 new homes per year by the mid-2020s. Across the UK the number of new homes registered to be built was up just 2% year on year, although the West Midlands, London and East of England all saw...
The average time to sell (to STC) across the UK is currently 71 days, compared to 62 days in August last year. Come and talk to us about getting your house on the market today
A friend of mine told me a story recently about a story they read which happened in the north of England.
Basically a couple had instructed an agent who valued their property for £30,000 more than the other agencies which were invited round.
After very little interest over six weeks the agent advised them to drop the price by £15,000 to create ‘more...
New spending aimed at breathing new life into high streets and town centres may well impact local house prices. The government has made a very public commitment to spending money in order to rebalance the economy, a process called ‘levelling out’. 10.7 million people, equivalent to 16% of the British population, live within 200 metres of a high street and may feel the benefit of...