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Dec 18, 2024

Periodic tenancies: How to prepare for the Renters’ Rights Bill

Periodic tenancies: How to prepare for the Renters’ Rights Bill The Renters’ Rights Bill will abolish fixed-term tenancies and make all tenancies periodic. While this could cause problems, it’s

Dec 17, 2024

Why 2025 Could Be the Perfect Year to Buy a Property!

If you’ve been considering buying a property, 2025 might be your year! With a balanced property market, stabilising mortgage rates, and manageable house price growth, the conditions are aligning for a

Dec 12, 2024

MAXIMISING KERB APPEAL

5 Easy Home Exterior Tips To Boost The Market Value Of Your Property You never get a second first chance! When selling a property everyone knows that first impressions matter. Potential b

Dec 1, 2024

4 Reasons to Market Your Home Before Christmas

4 Reasons to Market Your Home Before Christmas You might think that few people flock to their local estate agent to bag themselves a ‘For Sale’ board near Christmas time. But, despite popular b

Nov 13, 2024

New Oak Estates named as one of the very best Estate Agents in the UK

For the second year running - New Oak Estates named as one of the very best Estate Agents in the UK  New Oak Estates has been identified as one of the top estate agents in the UK and now featur

Nov 12, 2024

How the 2024 Autumn Budget Will Impact the UK Property Market: Key Changes for Buyers and Sellers

With the recent Autumn Budget announcement, home buyers and sellers in Derbyshire can expect several changes that will influence property sales, prices, and the overall property market. From adjustmen

Oct 16, 2024

October 24 Market Update

October has so far brought cooler, rather wet weather and a range of new developments across the UK property market. As mortgage rates adjust, demand for rental properties remains high, and upcoming r

Dec 14, 2023

WHAT ARE MY ACCESS RIGHTS AS A LANDLORD ?

If you’re a landlord, you may be wondering whether your tenants have the right to refuse you entry to your own property. Here at New Oak Estates, we often meet landlords who are uncertain of their