Davis Tate Blog

Gardens are at the top of many home buyers’ wish lists, especially after the restrictions imposed by the pandemic which made many of us realise the value of outdoor space, no matter how small.

With rising house prices and inflation costs it has never been more challenging for first time buyers to enter the property ladder, but with the government's Help to Buy scheme many first time buyers have been able to purchase their first home. If you are a first time buyer looking to use the Help to Buy scheme, then you need to act fast as it is ending soon!

Wondering what's the best way to sell your property and confused about the difference between traditional local estate agents and online agents? Find out more with our helpful summary

Are you wanting to move home in time for the new year? If so, you'll need to be looking at making an offer on a property in the next few weeks.   

How much is your property worth? Your property may have been a first-time pad or a place you’ve grown into and now out of, but it’s likely it will be home to many memories, some of which will be priceless.

It's vital to make a great first impression.  Read our top 5 tips for improving kerb appeal.

Davis Tate has been giving houses in Henley the rockstar treatment since 1991, which is why it feels a perfect fit for us to sponsor the annual Henley Festival. This year’s event includes musical headline acts such as Sir Tom Jones, Craig David, The Script and Katherine Jenkins as well as well-known comedy names including Andy Parsons, Milton Jones, Russell Kane and Jo Brand.

A special guest visits the Davis Tate office with a donation.

Making your home more energy efficient with solar power.

Property title fraud – could it happen to you?  If you're a homeowner find out how to protect yourself from your property being sold to someone else without your knowledge or permission.  

Move or Improve? Have you outgrown your current home, but are not sure whether you should move or improve?

Changes from 6 April 2022 will impact how letting agents and landlords in England conduct Right to Rent checks.