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Jun 20, 2022 What Size Van Do I Need When Moving House?

Ensuring your items reach your new property, on time, and in perfect condition, is imperative. So, guaranteeing a straightforward move starts with making sure you choose the right sized van for the jo

Jun 13, 2022 Pensions vs Property: Should You Save For Retirement Or Invest In Property?

Whether you want to invest in property or save for retirement, there are plenty of pros and cons for each. If you’re unsure what’s best for you, this guide should help to give you a few handy tips to

Jun 6, 2022 What’s Happening In The UK Property Market – May 2022

House price growth is finally starting to slow down, with some property experts predicting a crash this year. In other news, a shift in renters’ demands has been revealed by one leading property websi

May 30, 2022 Which Documents Should My Landlord Give Me?

If you’re renting a property, your landlord has a responsibility to supply you with several important documents. Not sure what those are? The expert team here at James Gorey Estate Agents has prepared

May 23, 2022 What Are House Buying Searches?

One of the first steps to buying a house after your offer has been accepted is to order searches on the property. If you’re not sure what house buying searches are, we’ll explain in this article:

May 16, 2022 What Does ‘Under Offer’ Mean?

When browsing property listings online and in estate agent offices, you may come across the term ‘under offer’. If so, you may be wondering what this means and whether you can still view or make an of

May 9, 2022 What’s Happening In The UK Property Market: April 2022

The housing boom is showing no signs of slowing down, while an ONS report has revealed the number one factor when it comes to property prices and the staggering rise in prices since the pandemic start

May 2, 2022 How to get on the Property Ladder

Taking your first step onto the property ladder can seem like a daunting prospect, especially considering that a typical deposit is usually between 10% and 20% of a property’s value. We often get a