Upgrading high-end properties

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As a property developer, you know the drill – find and purchase a property on the market, renovate it as you like and then sell it for a desirable profit. There are several things that may be crossing your mind right now; especially the question of whether or not you’ll be able to sell the property as intended.

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The student accommodation boom

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The news of late is filled with property experts voicing their concern over the exponential rise in London property prices, and the prospect of this unsound housing bubble’s imminent big bang. The price of an average residential property in the capital rose by £63,000 in the last year, and some say a major part of this rise is due to the self contained mini-flat conversion for the increasing student housing demand. Continue reading…

Unusual Renovations: Three Informative Examples

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A previous blog post covered factors to consider when renovating a castle, windmill or any building with historical heritage, and another post discussed the art of converting non residential buildings into unique homes. In this post we look at three more examples of unusual renovations, letting you know what was involved and what was learned along the way.

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