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The latest property news for first-time buyers, seasoned investors, landlords and renters and everyone in between.
Selling
Is now a good time to sell?
Autumn is traditionally one of the best times to sell your home, and with demand levels remaining high despite the end of the stamp duty holiday, we're on track for one of the busiest years for sales yet.
Local news
Darlington, the beating heart of the North East...
Darlington has certainly been in the news recently with the establishment of “Treasury North” and the town feels vibrant, with confidence in future growth and prosperity.
Selling
Top tips on being ready to sell
According to Rightmove, enquiries from buyers are up by 18% when compared to the same period last year.
Market updates
Price gap widens for houses and flats
Prices for both houses and flats are continuing to increase following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Market updates
What does the supply-demand imbalance mean for you?
What does the supply-demand imbalance mean for you?
Home and moving
Working from home?
Last year, the number of adults who worked from home inevitably increased to 37% over lockdown
Market updates
Durham Property Sales Over 5 Years
Analysing the property market is something that our trained valuers do every day.
JW Wood news
New After Sales Manager
We are delighted to announce that Gill Anderson has recently been promoted to be our after-sales manager.
Landlords
Rental values are significantly higher
Rental values are significantly higher across all regions of the UK, except London, than they were a year ago. Excluding the capital, the average monthly rent is £853, up 6.2%.
Local news
Inside the historic £775k County Durham Manor
A COUNTY Durham manor which was the first property in the area to have electricity is on the market for £775,000.
Market updates
Stamp duty holiday will be extended
Rishi Sunak is preparing to extend the stamp duty holiday by three months until the end of June
Market updates
Housing Market Stays Open
The Government have published the rules to the new national lockdown confirming that the housing market will remain open and home moves can still go ahead.