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Finally some proper summer weather has arrived but are we looking at a property market also about to heat up? It’s a case of ‘steady as she goes’ in July, with consistent activity. There are, however, indications that more home movers are primed to take action soon.

Tenants are increasingly asking private landlords for properties with good green credentials. That’s the findings of the latest Handelsbanken annual Property Investor Report.

We have an experienced team of professional photographers headed by Ryan Spray employed at Robert Ellis so all the properties we place on the market will have professional photographs to show them in their best light.

Nathan and Keleigh went to Albany Infant School in Stapleford to donate £150 for them to spend as they see fit.

Here at Robert Ellis, we are always keen to ensure we can offer the full service when it comes to property sales, so we are thrilled with the early results achieved following our new partnership with SDL – a national auctioneer offering a personal service to your property sale, they are able to provide both timed auctions and traditional auctions.

We’re delighted to announce the arrival “Robert Ellis Student Living”, part of the Robert Ellis family offering quality student accommodation across Nottingham. We’ve been letting property for more than 30 years and have a wealth of experience across our team to help Landlords maximise their income return on Investment property portfolios.

Before you lament about the amount of rain we’ve had this summer, remember the old adage ‘it’s good for the garden’. In fact, the wet conditions may help budgets as well as flower beds, if new research is anything to go by.

Politics, especially the period before an election, can be hard to keep tabs on. With a new Labour Government assembled, our job is to make sense of what was contained in the party’s manifesto, what was verbally discussed by then shadow ministers and what will actually be delivered now Sir Keir Starmer is Prime Minister.

With high summer in full swing, the property market has entered into its usual seasonal phase. Less fevered activity has been replaced by a more measured approach to home moving. This is widely attributed to holidays, the build-up to a General Election and even the European Football Championships.

As we write this blog, the temperatures are rising to the mid 20°C, the air is filled with the scent of barbeques and sales of sunscreen are soaring. We are, however, about to break the early summer spell by mentioning the C word. Christmas.

If you have a passing interest in property, you will know that some people ‘stage’ their homes during the marketing phase in order to increase the appeal. Common tactics involve dressing sofas with stylish cushions, removing bulky items of furniture to create more space and using vases of flowers to add colour. There is, however, a more unique trend that’s found its way into the national press.

Everybody needs good neighbours but what if the people next door are a nuisance? When it comes to selling a property, the requirement for full disclosure means admitting if you’ve ever complained about the people living either side of you, or if you’re currently involved in a neighbourly spat.