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
David James are delighted to announce that we have taken the decision to reduce our impact on the environment using a comprehensive Carbon Offsetting strategy provided by SQSTR . To offset our Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions we are planting trees and supporting renewable energy projects in the developing world. Further more for every property we sell or let we will plant an additional 5...
When it comes to selling your property in Bromley it's all well and good renovating, doing some maintenance and preparing your property to sell but these things mean nothing when property buyers are not aware of your property for sale or how to view your property.
Its important to speak to your Estate Agent about how they will achieve a quick sale and what type of marketing they...
There’s an extensive maze of things to do and things not to as a landlord and it's growing every day.
So as a landlord, or someone who is looking to become a landlord in Bromley the near future, it's imperative that you stay on top of the legalities thereof.
Here are 9 tips to help you stay compliant and ensure a successful tenancy!
The UK property market appears to be stabilising after a frantic 15 months, and the stamp duty holiday is finally coming to an end this month.
Read on to find out more, with some of September’s key headlines:
If you're selling or letting your property in Bromley getting the pricing right is one of the areas where a good agent can add significant value.
Getting the pricing wrong can result in you losing money tenants or buyers! For example, if you overprice your home and it doesn't sell, you'll then have to reduce the price to generate interest, which could raise alarm bells for potential...