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- Deposit protection - a survival guide
March 08th 2010
- >More than two years have now passed since the introduction of legal tenancy deposit protection. What lessons have we learnt have we learnt during this time and what advice can we give?
- Holding deposits and the law
March 08th 2010
- >When an applicant decides to take a property you or your agent takes a holding deposit. The applicant has a change of heart and cancels. The deposit should be yours. Actually its not that simple...
- After a chilly winter a distinct warming is perceived in Chelsea lettings and sales
February 01st 2010
- >The outlook is good with an increase in applicants for rentals of over 30% and property stock finally entering the market for sale
- HIPS - A valuable tool or a waste of time?
February 01st 2010
- >Our thoughts on Home Information Packs - every agents' and most landlords' bete noir
- First aid for wounded landlords
February 01st 2010
- >We are not solicitors but we know our business. If you have a problem with a tenancy, why not come to us for help?
- A Focus on Point West
February 01st 2010
- >We at Champions love Point West -we would marry if it we were not otherwise promised - and we would like to share with you the reasons why Why do we like Point West?
- Champions opens sales department
January 12th 2010
- >The big news this month is that Champions has launched its sales department.
- Sell or let in 2010?
January 12th 2010
- >This, for what it is worth is what we think:
- Kensington and Chelsea the priciest in the UK
January 12th 2010
- >From Italian investors to Russian oligarchs, foreign interest means Kensington and Chelsea now has seven of the ten most expensive streets in the UK .
- Small investment units with good returns
January 01st 2010
- >Once upon a time this would have not been news, but rising property prices have seen apartments in this area being marketed as rental investments with returns of around 3.7%