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Archive: Salisbury Property Hub Blog monthly update – April 2022
Welcome to the April Mortgage and Property update from Your Mortgage Expert - the Salisbury Property Hub.
Contact usThis month we will be looking at renovations and extensions. Why you might choose one, how you can finance your project and what are the latest renovation trends.
We will be pulling the content together from our local Salisbury property partners – what we like to call the Salisbury Property Hub. So you can be sure you are getting the latest information from the experts who understand it best. If you would like to speak to us about anything you’ve read today, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
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House Prices Update for April
Adam Nanson our Managing Director at Your Mortgage Expert in Salisbury comments on the latest house prices news. And, how this is inspiring people to remortgage to renovate.
Read more“According to Nationwide, house prices are rising at the fastest rate for 17 years. With the average house now worth £33,000 more than it was 12 months ago*.
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Mortgage Update for April
Adam Nanson from Your Mortgage Expert provides the Mortgage Update for April. he talks further about how to finance your renovation project:
Read more“If you are thinking about significant home improvements you’ll need to think about how to finance these. The first thing to do is to speak to a mortgage broker like Your Mortgage Expert.
“If you are increasing your financial commitments, it is always important to assess first whether you can afford it. And your broker will take the time to go through all these options for you.
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Architect update for April
Katy Esdon is a founding Director of Esdon Architects who are based in Salisbury. She talks Shifting Architectural Trends for 2022
Read more“Here at Esdon Architecture we specialise in bespoke residential new builds and extensions. Over the years we have been in practice, it has been interesting to see how architectural trends shift in and out of being in fashion.
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Local market update for April
Lou Fletcher from Piccolo Sales and Lettings in Salisbury providers our Local Market Update for April. She talks about the Chalke Valley in Salisbury, Wiltshire being named the best place to live in the Southwest for 2022 by the Times Newspaper.
Read more“When I first started working in the property industry over 22 years ago, the Chalke Valley was like the back of beyond. It seemed to take ages to get there from Salisbury, annoyingly there was no phone reception, and satnav was in its infancy, so if you got lost en route to a house, you’d had it!
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Your Mortgage Expert update
In this month’s Your Mortgage Expert Update, We are pleased to announce that Adam Nanson is once again listed as a top rated adviser in the VouchedFor's 2022 Top Rated Financial Adviser Guide. The guide is produced annually and aims to highlight Top Rated Advisers from across the UK.
Read moreThe mortgage advisers included in the guide have received the highest volume of positive 2021 client reviews on the VouchedFor website.
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Local property partners
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Find out moreOur carefully selected network of property partners are business contacts that are renowned for their customer service. While we take care in choosing local property partners to recommend to our clients, we cannot be held responsible for the service they provide. Find out more about our local property partners.
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