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A quick summary of everything we found interesting in the housing market over the last couple of weeks House Prices rise – but not in London The latest house price data from the Land

Wight Holiday Lettings – a 21st century service for holiday lets… Here at Trigg & Co we’re very excited to announce the launch of our latest venture ‘Wight Holiday Lettings’, a new local and

The Mortgage market is super-competitive right now. Tesco decided that they could not achieve their required level of profitable lending in the current market and exited the mortgage scene completely with their sale to

A recent survey by LV= shows that the Isle of Wight is the top choice as a retirement destination for pensioners. That comes as no surprise to us – or indeed probably to any

Government Consultation on Section 21 Abolition The Government continues to intervene in the private rental market, despite many well-founded warnings that their actions will damage the availability of property to rent. In April the

Early evidence that landlords will increase rents to cover their increased costs…. The Tenants Fee Ban came into effect on the 1st June 2019 which shifts the cost of referencing, check out fees and

There has been much conflicting news and comment around house prices in the last few weeks against the backdrop of our politicians behaving badly.  For the man in the street this can make it

From time to time there are lots of short but interesting snippets of news about the housing market. So, we thought it would be helpful to do a short ’round up’ of those that

Landlord Newsletter Welcome to the latest ‘Winter’ edition of the Trigg & Co Landlord Newsletter – keeping you up-to-date with what is changing in the world of residential lettings. Remember that because you are

As we move into the start of a new year, we thought that this would be an ideal time to update you on the Island property market and the prospects for 2019. Looking back

It’s Official! Ryde has been named as Britain’s property hotspot of the year with house prices in our lovely Victorian seaside town rising by more than 10% over 2018. With a population of 32,000

A sign of the times – with demand for buy-to-let loans significantly down by nearly 19% this year, lenders have responded by cutting rates and offering landlords rock-bottom deals.  The current long term fixed