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An interesting read in the Hunts Post Newspaper for those that haven’t see it. We Britons might be a nation of shopkeepers, but we’re a pretty canny lot when it comes to keeping a close eye on property values too.…

Buying and selling homes during this stay-at-home period Given the situation in the UK with regard to the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), we urge parties involved in home moving to adapt and be flexible to alter their usual processes. There…

Cambridge has long been the brightest beacon of light in the county, drawing people in with its historic charm and promise of a relaxing, idyllic lifestyle without sacrificing solid job opportunities. Although many of us work in Cambridge, or enjoy…

You may have seen that Tom & Russell were invited to the EA Masters 2019 Leadership Conference, Exhibition & Awards in London recently! We did shout a little from the roof tops!!!! And why not!!! We brought home an award…

Here at The Sell New Group we have specialist teams who deal with major New Build Developments and a team who specialise in older properties. Some period properties and some, although not quite as old have been ‘pre loved’ For…

So apparently according to recent study on average it takes around 6 Months to get the keys and move into your new property. The study showed the timescales below! Time spent browsing homes to visit online, before choosing one to…

The Sell New team are delighted to be working with the Leisure Parks team for this exciting fulfilled annual event!! Come and see for yourself in person at the Yarwell Mill Country Park Open Weekend, this weekend – Saturday 4th…

What is a leasehold? The leasehold is exactly that: a lease. You might have bought the house or flat, but the freeholder is still your landlord, and you their tenant. The leasehold agreement will only be for a certain length…

Essential dos and don’ts when getting a mortgage and becoming first-time home buyer DO ask yourself if it’s what you really want Owning a property rather than renting will almost certainly make you better off in the long term. However,…

Clear a Path Continually shovel a path through any snow, even if flakes are still falling. Footprints on freshly fallen snow will turn to ice if the temperature is low enough, so scrape the walk and steps periodically, and sprinkle…