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What’s Happening With the Housing Market – Coppenwall Estate Agents

House prices are settling into a healthier, more sustainable market. Over the past few years, we’ve seen impressive growth, with a typical 2-bed terraced house now averaging around £160k.

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Renters’ Rights Bill 2025: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know

The Renters’ Rights Bill 2025 is one of the biggest changes to UK rental laws in decades. It introduces major reforms that aim to provide tenants with greater security and fairness, while also redefining how landlords can manage their properties.

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Introducing Our Rent Guarantee and Legal Protection Service

As a landlord, ensuring the security and profitability of your property investment is paramount. However, dealing with tenant arrears or legal disputes can be stressful and costly. That’s why we’re excited to offer our Rent Guarantee and Legal Protection Service — designed to protect you from financial loss and give you peace of mind, no matter what challenges arise.

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A Simple Guide to Selling Your Home

Ready to move? Whether it’s for more space, a garden, or a seaside retreat, here’s a step-by-step guide to selling your home:

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Spray Foam Insulation: Why It Can Make Homes Unmortgageable in the UK

Spray foam insulation has become popular in the UK because of its excellent energy-saving properties. However, it can cause issues when trying to get a mortgage. Here’s what homeowners and buyers need to know about spray foam insulation and why it might make a property harder to finance.

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Methods for Selling a Property in the UK

Most individuals opt to sell their property via private treaty, typically with the assistance of an agent, though it can also be done privately. Other, less conventional methods include part-exchange and auction.

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How to Save for a House Deposit in the UK: Top Tips

Buying a house in the UK is a major financial goal for many, but the path to owning your first home can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to saving up for the deposit. A house deposit usually ranges from 5% to 20% of the property value, which can be a hefty sum. However, with some planning, discipline, and savvy financial strategies, reaching that target is possible. Here are some practical tips to help you save up for your house deposit in the UK.

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