Many of you will know that I’m always going on about East London and how much I love it, and when I’m not going on about East London, I’m going on about Hertfordshire, where I great up. But it’s important to understand that I’m not the only link between these two locations. In fact, there […]
If you’re one of the countless people who move out of London to settle in Hertfordshire or Essex, one very big change is your mode of transport. Instead of cycling or taking the tube, you’ve probably become a commuter who uses the overground train service. From Hertfordshire and Essex, on journeys like Broxbourne to Liverpool […]
One of the reasons that we get stuck living in areas that don’t meet our needs is that we don’t know where else we could possibly live. Moving to a new area is often considered a gamble – house prices may be cheaper but is it enough to offset the cost of travel? Will we […]
Most London estate agents cover just one area and a few postcodes. In the Home Counties, estate agents might have different offices spread across one county. Very few operate in both the city and the countryside, but I’ve been doing it for the last year and I’ve found it works brilliantly. Trends in moving out […]
Property is always an investment, and when you’re selling, it’s important to get the best return. Even if you’ve just bought property and are not planning to sell for a while, it’s wise to bear in mind how saleable your house will be when the time inevitably comes. If you’ve lived in the South East […]
London’s a great city to spend your twenties in, but for many people, the time eventually comes to move out of the capital. Maybe it’s because you want to raise a family or simply enjoy a slower pace of life. Of course, you don’t want to move too far. Being able to continue in the […]
With the largest London demographic group being 25-35 year olds, aka “young professionals,” it’s important to consider where the over-35s are all disappearing off to. As you’re probably aware, there’s quite a trend towards living in London during your twenties, then choosing to leave the capital when it’s time to settle down and raise a […]
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