December 2018

The Most Luxurious Neighbourhoods Around The World

Owning our own property in a luxury destination is a joy which cannot be expressed. It is one thing to visit a place and stay in a resort and it is another to actually own a property of your own. This gives you a sense of belonging. Most cities of the world have luxury home builders who can build you a luxurious home in the locality you desire. Moving on, let us have a look at some of the most...

Why Should You Consider Moving To Germany?

If you are thinking to relocate internationally in search of a better job or a better abode or for personal preferences, then go ahead. Because, why not? The world is full of numerous possibilities and opportunities. And one such place that offers you a promising future is: Germany. Diverse landscapes, a flourishing economy, workers’ rights protection, super cities that will always keep you...

Are you a First Time Home-Buyers? Follow These Tips to get the Best Deal

If after renting houses most of your life, your dream of owning your very own home is near fruition, it is certainly good news. And the market has some excellent houses and condominiums for sale. However, buying a home for the first time is not easy and requires a lot of preparation and patience. Things can get easy if you follow the undermentioned tips.   #1 Don’t cross your financial...

Why Foodies Should Be Living in Rosemont

When you’re a foodie, it’s ideal to live close to the best restaurants. That is why if you’re a Montreal resident foodie, you ought to consider relocating to Rosemont. Pick one of the Mile-Ex condos and you’re all set. The wide variety of culinary delights available in Rosemont today offers a fascinating lifestyle for foodies regardless of preference. When you live in Rosemont,...

5 property scenarios to explain the new Stamp Duty Land Tax surcharge

Buying property is an expensive undertaking, and even more so since the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) surcharge was introduced in 2016. First announced in the Chancellor’s 2015 Autumn Statement, the extra 3% tax applies to anyone purchasing additional residential properties worth more than £40K such as a holiday home or a buy-to-let property in the UK. Mobile homes, houseboats and caravans are...

How (not) to negotiate a lease extension

Under the 1993 Leasehold Reform Act, you have a legal entitlement to extend the lease on your property, provided you have been the owner for at least 2 years. The Act provides a mechanism by which the freeholder grants a lease extension of 90 years in addition to the remaining years on your current lease, while any ground rent payable is set to a peppercorn or zero. Unfortunately, not everyone follows...

Ways to Protect You and Your Home During a Renovation

When you insist on performing most of the renovation or decorating tasks yourself on a home project, it pays to protect yourself and your home. It’s all too easy to damage something or yourself in the process. Here are a few ideas on how to provide some affordable protection when working alone. Protecting the Floors One of the biggest issues for homeowners when decorating is damaging the floor...

Moving Overseas: The Essential Things You Need To Do Before Moving Abroad

Between 1999 and 2016, the U.S. State Department estimated that the number of American citizens living abroad increased from four to nine million. Moving or retiring to a foreign country is clearly a dream for many of us, but there are many practical considerations that if left unattended can turn the whole process into a nightmare. To help make things less daunting, read on for seven essential tips...

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