Explore how Ramsgate property owners have achieved significant gains since 2001, with an insightful analysis of annual growth rates and real profit adjustments for inflation. Discover the factors driving Ramsgate's robust property market and future investment potentials.

Curious about the true state of the Thanet housing market? Recent statistics have revealed an alarming generational divide, with mature Thanet homeowners reaping the rewards while younger buyers struggle. But what's driving this trend, and what does it mean for the future? Let's delve in.

As a property agent with over 30 years of experience, I believe that the consecutive increases in the base rate can be attributed to several factors, including the Bank of England's response to inflationary pressures and the use of quantitative easing. Let's find out more in my article.

In her first conference speech as the Tory's new leader in 1975, Margaret Thatcher asserted her conviction in a ‘property-owning democracy’. Throughout the 1980s homeownership exploded and continued to grow for several decades thereafter. What has happened to that dream nearly 50 years later? The housing data for Thanet has just been released from the 2021 Census and it makes interesting reading, especially if you are a Thanet homeowner or Thanet landlord.

The Ramsgate housing market over the last three months is now becoming more ‘normal’ after the last couple of years of insane demand! Even with the blackening economic doom-mongers forecasting a harsh slowdown in the British property market, the number of people buying and selling their Ramsgate homes is still very good for the time year. If you are a Ramsgate homeowner or Ramsgate landlord, you need to read the article to find out what is happening in the Ramsgate property market

In this article, I talk about what should happen to the value of your Thanet property over the next 12 months. Also, I will touch on the other more important barometer to judge the Thanet market. Read the article to find out what that is…

Crisis. Turmoil. Unprecedented. These were words rarely used pre-pandemic. Now they’ve become staples of our nation’s news coverage. And this week, they have been used more than ever to report on the economic waves caused by the Chancellor’s mini-budget last week.

Looking at the newspapers with their doom and gloom headlines, you would think that the Margate property market would be on its knees. Yet Margate house prices and the number of properties selling continue to be high. Read the article to find out why…

Thanet property prices have increased by 27.8% over the last two years. Thanet house prices have risen on the back of several things, including changes in how people see their homes and how they live and work (i.e. working from home), a lack of properties on the market and government tax incentives (the stamp duty holiday in 2020). Yet, the tide could be beginning to turn as the number of houses coming on the market is increasing as supply is starting to catch up with demand - in Q1 2022, 389,811 properties came onto the market in the UK compared to 425,295 in Q2 2022. One would typically expect Q1 to be larger than Q2 in average years. Yet some commentators are saying one thing that could stifle this growth is the cost-of-living crisis.

Is it a seller’s or buyer’s Margate property market? In this article, I discuss this and how things are beginning to change in Margate Also, that there are in fact many Margate property markets and how savvy home buyers can spot bargains by following certain trends. Read the article here.