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We’re a local business, and we’re proud to serve the people of Bromley . And if there’s one thing this whole crazy and surreal Coronavirus outbreak has highlighted it is at times like these we have to pull together and help each other.
And that’s why I’m writing this article. We simply want to...
‘Garden' was the second most popular search term for prospective purchasers across the UK in 2019 according to research by Zoopla, with other amenities such as ‘garage’ and ‘parking’ also among the top three.
It is estimated around 90% of UK households have access to a garden and spring is the time to start investing in our outdoor space.
The presence of...
Sunday 22nd March marks Mother's Day in the UK. A survey by GlobalData estimated £1.6 billion was spent celebrating this day in 2019, that's the equivalent to just over 6,800 average-priced homes.
At current prices, £1.6 billion purchases over 8,400 terraced or 4,400 detached properties. In London, this would purchase 1,723 detached houses, or in Wales 14,000 apartments....
I just want to give you an update on how we are preparing here at David James to deal with the challenges Covid – 19 is presenting us all.
Our Shop – At present we are aiming to keep our shop front open for as long as possible although this may be with a skeleton staff/reduced hours and may change without notice. It is imperative that we keep our...
Interest rates have been cut to 0.25% in a bid to shore up the economy amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. This is the first time since the financial crisis that the Bank of England has announced an emergency move.
Low interest rates may well help cushion the housing market in the months ahead. Over 70% of homes are purchased with a mortgage.
According to data from the Bank of...