Property market shifts can have a direct impact on buying, selling, and investment decisions. With experience in residential conveyancing and property transactions, Ives & Co Solicitors supports clients in understanding how market trends — including tax changes — affect their plans.
With ongoing reports that property transaction times remain unacceptably long, understanding the causes — and how to minimise delays — is more important than ever. Recent commentary from Propertymark highlights continued frustration across the property sector, with transaction timelines still stretching well beyond what many would consider reasonable.
Recent media coverage around Angela Rayner’s property dealings highlights just how important accuracy, compliance, and transparency are in conveyancing. These lessons aren’t only for politicians — they apply to every buyer, seller, and solicitor involved in the property process.
With ongoing discussions around modernising property transactions, it’s important to understand what these changes could mean for buyers, sellers, and conveyancers.
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make — and the property market outlook can make a real difference to your plans. At Ives & Co, our Residential Conveyancing team helps clients move forward with confidence, even as market conditions shift. With Rightmove reporting stable buyer demand and signs of renewed confidence, the coming months may offer smoother opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
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The UK housing market has experienced a slowdown in recent years, with activity levels 15% lower than pre-pandemic numbers. This lull has resulted in reduced
