In an age of sensational headlines, the UK property market – particularly in Fife – often finds itself misinterpreted.
While we cannot ignore the challenges of higher mortgage rates and shifting buyer preferences, it is vital to appreciate the broader context to understand what’s happening in the Fife property landscape.
(more…)Weekly round up on what’s driving the Fife Property market including a look at recent listings, sales and coming soon:
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From the beginning of time, there have been laws set in motion that automatically bring their results when we act in relation to them. And success is no exception.
Photo from left to right: Estate Agents Craig McNally, Sophie Gibbens, Lettings Director Richard Cook, Office Manager Susan Paterson and Letting Agent Kerin Marshall
Whether the market is booming or flat, there are homes that sell fast and others that stick around. And when it’s yours that’s left on the shelf, it’s a frustrating and uncertain time.
Are you a homeowner in Fife? Perhaps you’re planning to move/sell/buy within the next six to twelve months, or maybe you’re on the lookout for your next dream home and have no timescales. Whether you’re buying or selling, having a clear understanding of the current state of the property market in Fife is vital to make informed choices.
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Imagine if your child was already financially independent by the age of 25. How proud would that make you feel?
With the UK’s massive housing shortage, rents are being pushed higher and higher. This means more private landlords are urgently needed, and buy-to-let is the ideal business to begin at a young age.
It’s no secret that the younger generation in Fife is finding it tough to get onto the property ladder. With the rising cost of living, stagnating wages, and stricter mortgage criteria, it’s no surprise that fewer under-34s are becoming homeowners.