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Despite the UK backdrop not looking too promising at first glance, the super-prime property market has continued to flourish, especially in London. Partner and Head of Residential Property, Saskia Arthur, outlines what is behind the super-prime market’s resilience.

Moving house is said to be one of the most stressful life events. In The Sunday Times, Partner and Head of Residential Property, Saskia Arthur adds to the equation and highlights how sellers are under no legal obligation to leave a house in a clean state.

The new rules on septic tanks have been little publicised, but could impact on the sale price of rural property, suggests Alice Jenkins.

London’s super prime residential market is rapidly expanding outside its traditional core of Westminster.

However straightforward the transaction seems at first, it is surprising what pitfalls lurk to trip up the unwary.

With a lack of housing stock more properties are being sold by way of sealed bids. In most cases a buyer’s bid is to be given in a sealed envelope to the selling agent by a particular time setting out the prospective buyer’s best and final offer.