Sponsored post Every week newspaper headlines vary between ‘house prices rise’ or ‘house prices fall’ – but which headline is accurate? We thought we’d delve behind the headlines for this month’s West Hampstead Life column; we’ll be sharing some interesting … Continue reading →
Boris Johnson has recently launched London’s first rental standard, a ‘city-wide badge of accreditation’, to help Londoners rent with confidence and ensure landlords are complying with the law. We’ve known for a long time that tenants in London want to … Continue reading →
It’s been a busy first quarter for Paramount as we’ve made some major changes to how we manage properties. As the length of the average tenancy increases and the private rented sector becomes a long-term housing solution, we have to … Continue reading →
The rental market in January has been very mixed. There are lots of deals being done at the entry level, with cheaper flats being snapped up fast,but at the top end asking prices are being clipped. Demand for properties has … Continue reading →
Would you rent a property through an unlicensed agent? Place your vote and we’ll update you on the results on Twitter next week. Paramount is passionate about compulsory licensing for letting agents. Residential lettings is an unregulated industry and we … Continue reading →
When choosing an area to live in, what is your main priority? Place your vote and we’ll update you on the results on Twitter next week. There is a common assumption that tenants are not invested in their local area … Continue reading →
To accompany our regular pieces about the property sales market, Paramount is going to be covering the rental market in West Hampstead. Do leave comments (note, they will be moderated!). Even though these articles are being written by an estate … Continue reading →
