James Moran, our Head of London Sales
How to sell your home before Christmas – with James Moran
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While December is traditionally a slow month for property sales, the market is more active than expected this year due to looming stamp duty changes in April and renewed certainty following the UK budget. To ensure a sale before Christmas, sellers must be proactive, flexible, and strategic, Yahoo Finance reports. 

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Gemma Maclaran, our Cotswolds buying advisor
Can Ellen DeGeneres’ property flipping success continue in the Cotswolds? – with Gemma Maclaran
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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s move to England’s picturesque Cotswolds signals a shift in their real estate ventures. Known for flipping luxury homes across Southern California, the couple may find their hobby more challenging in the UK. High renovation costs, conservation restrictions, and strict planning regulations make flipping historic English estates less profitable.

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Mark Parkinson, our Managing Director
The 2024 budget: What it means for the property market – with Mark Parkinson
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The Budget has sparked significant discussion within the property sector, with changes to Stamp Duty and the abolishment of the Non-Dom tax regime taking centre stage. While reactions across the industry range from alarm to cautious optimism, our Managing Director, Mark Parkinson, offers a balanced perspective in The London News.

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Ben, our Head of Country Buying
Why January could be the perfect time to buy or sell – with Ben Horne
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Property markets are no longer tied to the traditional buying and selling seasons of spring and autumn, as unpredictable factors reshape the timing for prime transactions. This year has seen unusual patterns, with early buyer interest in January, a quiet spring, and a sudden increase in buyer numbers as winter approaches.

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Hollie, our Head of Country Buying
Will a view of wind turbines impact your property’s value? – with Hollie Byrne
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As wind energy expands across the UK, many homeowners are grappling with the sight of wind turbines in their view. While some see turbines as a symbol of progress, others worry about the impact on property values. However, recent studies suggest that the effect may be far less than anticipated, with some countryside buyers even seeing a resurgence in property values over time.

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Gemma, our Cotswolds buying advisor
Rivals spotlight shines on the mid-Cotswolds – with Gemma Maclaran
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The new Disney+ series Rivals, an adaptation of Dame Jilly Cooper’s classic 1988 novel, has brought fresh attention to the Cotswolds’ less-traveled areas, where equestrian life, historic manors, and vibrant communities coexist. Set in the fictional county of Rutshire, the show borrows from real Cotswolds locales, showcasing a pastoral charm that differs from the more polished Oxfordshire Cotswolds.

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Ashley Wilsdon, Head of London Buying
The prime residential sector prepares for Labour’s First Budget – with Ashley Wilsdon
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As the UK approaches Labour’s first Budget in over a decade, leaders in the prime residential sector brace for potential tax hikes. The proposed increases to Capital Gains Tax, adjustments to Stamp Duty, and a possible end to non-dom status have sparked concerns among industry experts.

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Clarendon
A wellness haven in the heart of Notting Hill – with Middleton Advisors
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This Notting Hill property combines refined design with an impressive range of wellness features, making it a rare find in prime central London. Behind its classic red-brick exterior, the house offers a private gym, spa, sauna, steam room, and twin ice baths—all thoughtfully integrated to create a calming retreat.

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Hollie Byrne, our Estates & Special Projects advisor
A new era for english vineyards: The rise of viticulture in the UK – with Hollie Byrne
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Over 1,000 vineyards now call the UK home, with Hampshire, Kent, Sussex, and Surrey emerging as key wine-producing regions. Warmer temperatures and shifting agricultural practices have led to a boom in viticulture, transforming the English wine industry.

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