London is a city of older buildings. Victorian terraces, Edwardian semis, 1930s suburban houses and converted period flats all make up a substantial proportion of

Yes, you can negotiate after a homebuyer report. In fact, it’s one of the most common and legitimate uses of a survey. Your offer isn’t

Getting a survey back with a long list of findings can feel unsettling. It shouldn’t. Problem-free surveys are rare, particularly on older properties, and the

The short answer is yes. But buyers deserve more than a short answer when they’re spending several hundred pounds on top of a property purchase

Most people focus on booking the survey. Far fewer think about what happens before the surveyor arrives, and that gap can cost both buyers and

Buying a property without a survey is one of the most common and costly mistakes a buyer can make. Yet even buyers who commission a