Insights
Does co-living have a role to play in the private rented sector?
What is Co-living? Co-living is not a new concept, communal living practices have been adopted in various forms across the g...
Registering to bid is now compulsory
It has long been the case at a public property auction that anyone could walk into the room, totally unprepared, completely u...
The End of Help to Buy
Help to Buy was brought in as a short-term solution to aid first time buyers and those struggling to move up the property la...
The End of Help to Buy
Help to Buy was brought in as a short-term solution to aid first time buyers and those struggling to move up the property la...
Yield hungry? Don’t overlook secondary towns and cities
The UK’s secondary towns and cities are often referred to as our Cinderella locations, but many have lots to offer the savvy...
Housing associations benefit from best price and transparency at auctions. Here’s how
When an organisation or investor is looking to liquidate its assets and raise capital, an auction platform can be an effecti...
Are you looking to sell your land? Here’s how
Many landowners are increasingly tempted to sell their land for development, usually under an option agreement. An option agr...
Degree Apprenticeships: Expelling the Myths
University had always been my go to plan and throughout school the UCAS process is at the forefront of students minds. Just ...
The rarity value of regulated tenancies
For those browsing the Allsop residential catalogue, you will have seen the wide-range of properties that we take to the auc...
Sell my home by auction
Five words you may never expect to enter into Google. Why? Auctions are sometimes perceived as a dumping ground and one whic...
The benefits of buying second hand student accommodation
Most people prefer to buy new but sometimes it doesn’t make any sense when the older version is equally as good. You can hav...
The chase for long income
In a world of low interest rates, volatile markets and political uncertainty, predictable long-income assets are increasingly...
The ground rules on ground rent
For nearly two years now the once rock–steady ground rent market has been functioning under the shadow of growing political ...
Why does suburban Build to Rent housing hold so much appeal for investors?
Build to Rent (BTR) in the UK has primarily been associated with new build blocks of apartments located in major city centre...
How traditional surveyor skills can be transferred into the build to rent (BTR) world
The build to rent (BTR) market is constantly evolving and the detail required to produce a successful scheme, can often get ...
Leeds build to rent (BTR) developments soar alongside the city’s prosperity
More than a decade after the last peak in apartment-led development in Leeds’ city centre, apartment construction is undergo...