Here's why your dream home might not be what you expect
Our experts give their top tips on why never to discount an 'empty' home.
What’s top of your Glasgow property wishlist?
Buying a home, no matter the size, is the biggest financial decision anyone can make in their lifetime and finding the one that is right for you is essential. So it’s no wonder that the majority of buyers have a wishlist when searching for their new home, full of things they need the property to have.
property patter All you need to know about buying a listed building
IF you love older, characterful properties, you may find yourself eyeing up a listed building as your next potential home.
Advice on how to downsize your property in Glasgow
When it comes to working your way up the property ladder, that doesn’t always mean moving to a bigger property. It can also mean moving into somewhere smaller, whether that’s due to a lifestyle change or just because you fancy something a bit lower maintenance.
Tips on how to update your Glasgow garden
Spring has sprung, but for those living in Scotland, sometimes it can take a bit longer for the weather to catch up. We’re used to all seasons in one day, but hopefully, not only the brighter days are coming but the warmer days too. So now is the best time to get your garden sorted so you’re not running about mad at the first sign of Summer.
Glasgow homes with S1 Your guide to living in Glasgow city centre
Living in the heart of Glasgow City Centre has many benefits.
property patter Spotlight on living in Glasgow city centre
Living in the heart of Glasgow City Centre has many benefits. From being the hub of many transport links, the array of shops, bars, restaurants and cafes, popular nightlife and even a world-renowned University, Glasgow City Centre truly has a lot to offer any home buyer. It’s much more than just a living destination for students.
glasgow homes Property Patter: Choosing the right cover for your home
IF you’re a first-time home buyer then choosing the right cover, like home insurance, can be a bit of a daunting task. From picking the right provider to choosing the relevant cover for your property, there are many things to consider.
Glasgow Homes Property Patter: Where to spend and where to save
For the majority of home buyers, not just first-time buyers, the deposit can take up a huge chunk of your savings. With the Bank of Scotland recording an average deposit for a first-time buyer in Scotland in 2020 at £31,257, this doesn’t leave too much room for home improvements. With the new 5% mortgage scheme announced by the Government this year, you could find yourself not having to save as much for a deposit as you originally expected. Although, if you’re buying a property that require
