The McHugo Homes Blog

As we enter the Christmas period, the property market continues to reveal insightful trends, reflecting broader economic conditions and local demand dynamics. This blog delves into the key statistics for the Harborne and...

When it comes to selling your home, first impressions matter. The first interaction most buyers have with your property is through online listings or brochures. This is why professional photography and videography are crucial...

In our previous blog, we highlighted the increase in UK property market activity during October. Now, we're turning our focus to the latest data on property prices and key trends shaping the market.

The UK property sector...

We are now a third of the way through the last quarter of the year, and economic and political factors are influencing the UK property market in significant ways.  
October 2024 saw notable developments, with a rise in...

The latest decisions from the Bank of England and recent economic changes are shaping the future of the housing market, and particularly the local Harborne and Edgbaston market, with implications for buyers, sellers, and...

Yesterday was the first of beginning of a new era, which saw the first budget from a new government in fourteen and a half years, the first budget from the country’s first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, and the first from...

What has the first 100 days of a new government meant for the property market?

As we move toward the close of 2024, the property market continues to evolve, with Q3 providing important insights into the state of the...

When selling a property, it’s natural to assume that all estate agents are the same. After all, isn’t their job simply to list your home, find a buyer, and close the sale?
But as the housing market has evolved, so have...

The UK housing market has experienced significant changes recently, with increased buyer demand, competitive mortgage rates, and a rise in sales activity. If you're thinking about buying or selling a home, understanding...

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), commonly known as Stamp Duty, is a tax imposed on the purchase of property or land in England and Northern Ireland. The amount you pay varies based on factors such as whether you're a UK...