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Renewable Energy in the UK: You Can Make a Difference

28th September 2009
Renewable energy can be classified as any naturally generated energy, which includes but is not limited to wind, rain, tidal power, sunlight, running water, geothermal energy and bio fuels. The key element of all those sources of power is that they are na... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton

Architecture Dissertation: what dissertation topics to present relating to some new current affairs

24th September 2009
Architecture is the art and science of scheming out and construct buildings and other physical structures by a person or a computer, primarily to provide shelter. It is the art or science of building; exclusively: the art or practice of designing and bui... Read >
Author: Eva MAson

If you are considering taking out financing for residential property developments

16th September 2009
If you are considering taking out financing for residential property developments then getting as much advice about the subject as possible is essential. Of course along with the advice you will also want to make sure that you get the cheapest interest ra... Read >
Author: SHAKEEB

Tips on Buying Property in France

16th September 2009
decision. Initial Agreement Purchase or sale of any property raises many questions and even fear especially when you buy overseas. So just like in any other types of sales, an initial agreement is important as it sets the sale's terms and conditions... Read >
Author: Richard Hewitt

Buying Unregistered Land - Is Now the Right Time to Buy Land in the UK?

08th September 2009
Land registry has announced that property prices in all regions of England and Wales increased in July with property in Wales rising faster than any other area. Although a month behind Nationwide’s house price index the news once again suggests that ... Read >
Author: Rob Fellowman

Understanding Kitchen Ventilation

28th August 2009
In the kitchen, a ventilation system removes heat and grease coming from cooking equipment, steam from ware washing and boiling and dangerous carbon monoxide fumes produced from the combustion of gas cooking equipment. Front of house, a ventilation system... Read >
Author: easyequipment

What are pop up shops?

27th August 2009
In today s difficult trading environment, it has never been more important to make sure that consumers engage with and relate to your brand. Traditionally, good store design is critical and effective and innovative POP a must but what else makes people se... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Building Your Dream Home from Scratch: The Self-Build Reality

18th August 2009
Many people dream of building their own home from scratch with them directing every detail of the build. Each year more Britons are turning the dream into reality and finding that self-builds may well involve a substantial degree of planning and work, but... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane

Top 4 Things to Remember when Installing Solar Panels on your Home

11th August 2009
As energy bills continue to rise and the renewable energy market gets more competitive, many more of us are eager consider installing solar panels. Of course, such an endeavour will work best with at least some assistance from a professional who can advi... Read >
Author: MarkeD

How to Build a Shed - The Basics

10th August 2009
Most of us have come to notice that there never seems to be enough space for the things in our house when we need it. It's a pain. There's always one room dedicated to the junk we've come to love, but that never seems to be used enough. The finest solu... Read >
Author: John O Toole

House Refurbishment

10th August 2009
House refurbishment is a major renovation work involved in house maintenance. Refurbishment is a process of undergoing a major or minor renovation works in a certain building. Unlike minor repair works, refurbishing an entire house or building incurs lot ... Read >
Author: Jo Harris

Building a Storage Shed - Storage Sheds Plans

07th August 2009
We all have visions, from time to time, of the perfectly executed diy project. And rarely does the reality match the vision. In this article I will tell you why..and more importantly how to avoid your next DIY disaster. Building a Storage Shed At fi... Read >
Author: John O Toole

Is House Extension for Me?

01st August 2009
A house extension is a great way of gaining more living space in your home. There can be a variety of reasons why you want to opt in for a house extension and these reasons are different for different houses and people. You should make sure you have a goo... Read >
Author: Jo Harris

Expand Your Home Down Under: Basement Conversion

01st August 2009
Basement conversions are becoming increasingly common as people more often decide to expand their homes rather than to buy a new one. This has mainly been possible thanks to the progress in waterproofing cellars and basements, which is so essential for a ... Read >
Author: Jo Harris

5 uses for Document and Archive Storage

25th July 2009
Many people and businesses in the UK utilise off-site document and archive storage services. This enables them to make more room in their home or office. However, there are many people that don’t make use of off-site storage as they think it is an exp... Read >
Author: Ian Sheldon

How to Build a Shed - The Basics

16th July 2009
Most of us have come to notice that there never seems to be enough space for the things in our house when we need it. It's a pain. There's always one room dedicated to the junk we've come to love, but that never seems to be used enough. The finest s... Read >
Author: John O Toole

How to Build a Shed - The Basics

06th July 2009
The finest solution is to build that trusty shed; freeing up space in the house, it will hold all those less-than-frequently-used items and yet, still being on the premises, it is practical and realistic. So, how to build a shed? Preparation is crucial... Read >
Author: Terry Gorry

Basement Conversion

05th July 2009
Basement conversion is normally done in order to increase the living space of a house. Moreover, basement conversion can also increase the property value by up to 30%. With a fluctuating property prices, many people consider basement conversion and loft c... Read >
Author: Jo Harris

Salcombe Retreat Launch new Coach House Lodge in Devon

28th June 2009
Salcombe Retreat launch Coach House Lodge with integral decking are inspired by the Hideaway from Wessex Homes Salcombe Retreat have taken delivery of their first Coach House Lodge from Wessex Homes. The designers at Wessex worked closely with Salcombe... Read >
Author: nmaidment

Basement Conversion

18th June 2009
Basement conversion is normally done in order to increase the living space of a house. Moreover, basement conversion can also increase the property value by up to 30%. With a fluctuating property prices, many people consider basement conversion and loft c... Read >
Author: Jo Harris

Planning Issues in Relation to HMOs

12th June 2009
I wish to address planning issues in relation to Houses of Multiple Occupation. My comments are solely in relation to those with or considering Houses of Multiple Occupation properties in England. Those who have been involved with planning in the pas... Read >
Author: Debra Rice

The benefits of a conservatory

11th May 2009
The most obvious reason for building a conservatory would be to expand the downstairs living space of your property. Benefits of this extra room could range from using it as a dining area. Moving a large dining table from an existing room would create mo... Read >
Author: David Wright

Cash in the Attic - Guide to Loft Conversions

08th May 2009
It might be an understatement to proclaim the property market's in a bit of a pickle at the moment, but there is a positive behind the doom and gloom - it has never been easier, or cheaper, to renovate your home. Now might well be the time to convert that... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Modern Extensions – Do’s & Don’ts

26th April 2009
When it comes to modern extensions for your home, there are a number of different solutions to select from. Many of today’s extensions can be constructed using a wide variety of different materials. Just because you have a period property doesn’t m... Read >
Author: martin

Handyman Tips-How to hire professional,tradesmen,architects,builders

15th April 2009
TIPS ON HIRING PROFESSIONALS Its OK to tackle some DIY projects but there are limitations to every job or task-and knowing when to call the professionals is one of those times or put another way knowing when to "throw in the towel" The important thing ... Read >
Author: handymantips.co.uk

UK Modern Extensions

09th April 2009
When it comes to modern extensions for your home, there are a number of different solutions to select from. Many of today’s extensions can be constructed using a wide variety of different materials. Just because you have a period property doesn’t ... Read >
Author: martindavis

Legal Requirements and Considerations For Bespoke Garage Conversion Derby

07th April 2009
Converting your garage can be an exciting and valuable use of your time, allowing you to create more space within your home, and even dramatically increasing the value of your property. However, it is a large project to take on and there are many element... Read >
Author: Jenny

House Extension Tips

07th April 2009
Adding an extra kids' play room to your house? Or are you planning a study for yourself? Such home extensions can require a lot of planning and research. Paying heed to the legal side of the matter is also important to save you from fines and penalties. H... Read >
Author: Arthur Prudent

London House Extension

01st April 2009
Adding an extra kids' play room to your house? Or are you planning a study for yourself? Such home extensions can require a lot of planning and research. Paying heed to the legal side of the matter is also important to save you from fines and penalties. H... Read >
Author: Arthur Prudent

Get A Dramatic Kitchen

24th March 2009
Do you look at the dreamy beautification tactics employed by all of these kitchens and interior magazines, and think ‘Lord, why not me?’ Do you wake up to a day of extreme disappointment, because last night you had that dream again? The kitchen dream?... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas

Why now is the best time to self build your dream home?

21st March 2009
Just because there is a recession and 2009 is proving not be a great one for the housing market it is not all doom and gloom. Like most things you can always find the good or positive in bad or unfortunate situations and today is no different. Did you r... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton

Lansdowne Road To Be Renamed Aviva Stadium

13th March 2009
When the extensively refurbished Lansdowne Road re-opens next year, the 50,000 all seater stadium will have a new name: The Aviva Stadium. February 2009 saw the announcement made to the Irish media that the British Insurance giant Hibernian Aviva had sign... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley

Choosing A Garden Shed

13th March 2009
When spring arrives, many people start to think about their garden and what they plan to plant in the coming year. Obviously you're going to need tools and some equipment, even for the most basic of gardens, in which case you also need a place to store th... Read >

Converting The Loft And The Exterior Design

13th March 2009
In the excitement of a loft project and planning the new interior, it is often forgotten to plan just how the outside of the property will look after the loft is converted. Yet, external loft conversion designs are hugely important. Even though most s... Read >
Author: Craig Ellyard

Create The Perfect Home - Home Improvement London

13th March 2009
You may dream of creating more space, more light, more storage or greater flexibility in your home, but how is the best achieved? Most home refurbishment projects fall into four main categories, or you may choose to start from scratch and build your own h... Read >
Author: Home Improvement

ResCom: Mix-Used Spaces

12th March 2009
Can it be possible for a commercial space be used for residential purposes and vice versa? This is one of the most frequently asked questions by people with concerns on their business and their living. Can it be possible? A building or space classifie... Read >
Author: Carolyn Miller

ResCom: Mix-Used Spaces

12th March 2009
Can it be possible for a commercial space be used for residential purposes and vice versa? This is one of the most frequently asked questions by people with concerns on their business and their living. Can it be possible? A building or space classifie... Read >
Author: Carolyn Miller

Log cabins - elegant buildings for your home

10th March 2009
Timber framed buildings are a great way to add extra buildings to your property. With a vast selection of woods and plans, there is a building to meet everyone's needs. As people are becoming more environmentally aware demand for timber framed buildi... Read >
Author: Darren Lambert

Shed Foundations

23rd February 2009
If you are a DIY novice, building a shed can seem like a daunting task, the key to success is to plan the task carefully and make sure the base you intend to place your shed on is level, sound and sturdy. Once you have achieved this the rest of the task ... Read >
Author: SEO Positive

Shed Foundations

23rd February 2009
If you are a DIY novice, building a shed can seem like a daunting task, the key to success is to plan the task carefully and make sure the base you intend to place your shed on is level, sound and sturdy. Once you have achieved this the rest of the task ... Read >
Author: SEO Positive

Shed Foundations

23rd February 2009
If you are a DIY novice, building a shed can seem like a daunting task, the key to success is to plan the task carefully and make sure the base you intend to place your shed on is level, sound and sturdy. Once you have achieved this the rest of the task ... Read >
Author: SEO Positive

MOTHER’S DAY TREATS FOR THE LOIN OF YOUR FRUITS

23rd February 2009
MOTHER’S DAY TREATS FOR THE LOIN OF YOUR FRUITSGreat pampering treats without the health spa price tag at Findmeagift.com!http://www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk/index.asp?adnetwork=afMother’s Day started centuries ago in ancient Greece to honour the mother o... Read >
Author: sarah hague

Planning Permission in Portugal

18th February 2009
Planning Permission in Portugal Is a fairly straight forward process that can go horribly wrong if you don’t do your homework, if you want to apply for planning permission on a plot of land you must first check that it is in a zone that allows for cons... Read >
Author: Portugal Paul

Choosing the right type of conservatory design.

16th February 2009
Building a classic conservatory will require planning permission from building and construction authorities. Thus the design of your conservatory's external structure is an important aspect of its construction. Conservatories are available in many designs... Read >
Author: maximumhit

Choosing the right type of conservatory design.

16th February 2009
Building a classic conservatory will require planning permission from building and construction authorities. Thus the design of your conservatory's external structure is an important aspect of its construction. Conservatories are available in many designs... Read >
Author: maximumhit

Landfill Planning and Factors to Consider

09th January 2009
When applying for a new landfill or an extension of an existing landfill in most nations there will be a planning permission to obtain before the project can go ahead. This involves submitting a planning application. Planning applications are handled w... Read >
Author: Steve Last

Landfill Planning and Factors to Consider

09th January 2009
When applying for a new landfill or an extension of an existing landfill in most nations there will be a planning permission to obtain before the project can go ahead. This involves submitting a planning application. Planning applications are handled w... Read >
Author: Steve Last

Purchasing Your Own Garden

07th January 2009
In today's world, backyard offices have gained much popularity and are in great claim. People foothold plot quarters from different suppliers and manufactures. However, there are certain elemental gear that the self desires to ponder before purchasing a p... Read >
Author: Jenny Styles

A guide to converting a barn and how to fund it

19th December 2008
If you take a look at most of our rural areas you will be amazed to see just how many farm lands have run down barns on their land ideal for renovation or converting from a disused barn to a stylish and exclusive family home. Obviously the first trick is... Read >
Author: Peter White

Loft Conversions

12th December 2008
Like most other types of extensive exterior home improvements or renovations, loft conversions for UK homes are subject to strict regulations. Before any work can be started on such developments, building permissions must be sought and all necessary regul... Read >
Author: petera

Thoughts & Conciderations for Building Verandas

03rd December 2008
Building verandas in the UK takes an awful amount of planning there are many different elements that need to be taken into consideration. Below are an outline and then some finer detail of those items: Positioning - Where about on your property is b... Read >
Author: Christian Smith

Commercial property contractors feel the pinch - Bovis Lend Lease looks to axe 200 jobs

27th November 2008
Bovis Lend Lease is understood to have put up to 200 staff on notice of redundancy as the impact of the drop in commercial work bites the construction firm. Sources close to the firm stressed that the move was part of a legal process and did not necess... Read >
Author: tugsearch

Borrowers Forced to Take Out Home Insurance

17th November 2008
Home insurance is an extremely important cover to have as it defends you from a number of objects including; fire, flood, explosion & storms. The home insurance plan should also cover you for objects such as; falling trees, crashing cars, lightening, v... Read >
Author: Alien

Home Insurance Against Floods

13th November 2008
The insurance commerce has warned that lots of new houses could be missing on the housing marketplace & become uninsurable if not the govt. introduces latest rigid planning controls for flood danger areas. By the year 2022, a third of the 4 million pro... Read >
Author: Alien

A Guide to DIY and Bespoke Conservatories

12th November 2008
Building a conservatory means adding extra room to a home with an elegant appearance. Such an addition can also increase the value of the home. This new room will provide extra living space in an open and airy room. Many Conservatories are manufactured fo... Read >
Author: Ivor Window

Sun’s Light Powers Solar PV Panels

05th November 2008
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels are designed to absorb the sun's energy and then use that energy to power your home or office building. They use a sophisticated structure of silicon wafers which react when light photons hit them and become chemically unsta... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman

Serviced office providers raise the bar on green commuting standards as part of eco-friendly busines

17th October 2008
Environmentally responsible business practice is now an ingrained part of corporate office life across the UK. Office recycling, energy-saving measures and supply chain monitoring are all part of this process as is, increasingly, the issue of green co... Read >
Author: Group

Buying Versus Renting: What Would You Choose To Do?

13th October 2008
Many people dream of possessing their own home and so work hard to achieve this goal. However, there are those who view buying a property as a huge commitment and instead believe that renting is the way forward. For instance, there is a strong case ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell

SBO | Wimbledon | London

10th September 2008
SBO Developments UK as a firm understands and appreciates the importance of completing projects on time and on budget. We specialise in structural work, structural repairs and structural alterations in Wimbledon and London areas. Our team of experts: inte... Read >
Author: sbouk

Self-Build - Making Your Dream A Reality

08th September 2008
The term self-build has become extremely popular over the past number of years and is basically self explanatory. It is simply choosing to build a property by yourself and in doing so; you can build the property to the specifications that you desire. Ma... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger

About Your Newley Designed Kitchen

05th September 2008
Do you look at the dreamy beautification tactics employed by all of these kitchens and interior magazines, and think ‘Lord, why not me?’ Do you wake up to a day of extreme disappointment, because that night you had that dream again? The kitchen dream?... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas

When Development Finance UK Comes In

13th August 2008
There are many stages of the development process. There is the preliminary market study and feasibility study. Then there is making the plan; putting on budgets, involving professional people like architects and engineers, getting development approval fro... Read >
Author: Cherry B

Cost For Construction In Development Feasibility Study

29th July 2008
Getting the cost for land is the initial step of putting items in the feasibility study. After all, the land is the first thing that you consider in development finance UK. The next step to think about how to utilize the land – this means what building ... Read >
Author: Cherry B

Basic Components Of Development Finance UK

28th July 2008
Companies offering development finance UK offer various finance products to property borrowers. These companies have different finance options, arrangements and policies. Despite their differences, the companies offer residential and commercial developmen... Read >
Author: Cherry B

Investing In UK Property – A Wise Decision For High Return

18th July 2008
The price of land in UK has been increased by almost 92% in the past 20 years. Thus investment in UK land has proved to be highly rewarding as returns on investment in land have outperformed the returns from stock market. Investing in UK land for long ter... Read >
Author: Article Manager

Remedies for Breach Of Contract - UK Law

16th July 2008
Introduction There are various remedies available to an innocent party where there has been a breach of contract. The main remedy (and the most well known) is damages. However there are suite of remedies available at law that are available in certain... Read >
Author: Leigh Ellis

Site Waste Management Plans - A Guide

01st July 2008
The purpose of Site Waste Management Plans (SWMPs) is basically to provide accurate projections for waste delivery and disposal at every stage of a construction project. By making predictions the hope is that the contractor will realise how expensive this... Read >
Author: Steve Evans

Development Finance UK: The Right Location

25th June 2008
In reality, there is no real guarantee on return of investment, however solid it looks; because there are just a lot of factors that influence failure and success of development finance UK. As an investor you are largely at the will of how the market move... Read >
Author: Cherry B

Choosing to have a Property Renovation

05th June 2008
There are many reasons that people decide to have a renovation and there are several ways in which renovations can be undertaken. You may wish to renovate your own property to improve its current condition or maybe the property that you are hoping to purc... Read >
Author: Helen

Illegal Builds in Spain...

21st May 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Phillip Booker For those who don't already know, there are properties in Spain without the proper planning permission. They have been in the news for the past few years and these illegal builds, can with little notice, be bulldoze... Read >
Author: Mr. P. Booker

Utilities - Wind Power: A Load Of Hot Air?

21st May 2008
With all this talk of climate change, global warming and climbing energy prices, many are now rather concerned about how much they are paying towards their energy bills. But what if you could use nature’s power to generate a small amount of energy fo... Read >
Author: DCollins

Loft conversions - adding value to your home.

20th May 2008
Many homeowners are opting to utilise existing attic space to accommodate expanding families or maximising value potential in their property. However, extensions and additions can be expensive and time consuming to construct and can compromise the vis... Read >
Author: Nigel Beswick

Home Insurance Risk For FloodPlain Areas

20th May 2008
The insurance industry has warned that many new homes could be left on the housing market and become uninsurable unless the government introduces new rigid planning controls for flood risk areas. By the year 2020, a third of the 3 million proposed ... Read >
Author: Sarah Othman

Preparing and Undertaking Loft Conversions

13th May 2008
There are many different types of conversions that can be carried out on your property such as if you have a garage that is currently unused then you could enlist some help and turn this unused space into an extra room; the same can be said with a loft. M... Read >
Author: Helen

Extending your home- is it really better than buying?

08th May 2008
When people consider moving home one of the main reasons behind this decision is the fact they don’t have enough room in their current property. An extra bedroom may be needed for a new arrival. Maybe you have decided to work from home but you need an o... Read >
Author: Helen

Encouraging property development and lowering carbon emissions: a shortlist has been drawn-up for 'e

02nd May 2008
Concerns for the environment coupled with the housing shortage have witnessed a radical approach to UK land use planning, but plans for up to ten 'eco-towns' by 2020 are not universally popular, writes Alex Way.In 2007 the Government set-out its plans for... Read >
Author: Dietrich Elliot

Land development in the Greenbelt: RICs calls for the UK land planning authorities to take pragmatic

29th April 2008
Land use planning in the UK looks set to be hotly debated as the Government faces a stark reality painted by surveyors trade body, writes Alex Way.Whether or not you agree with the proposition that professional trade bodies exist to serve, rather than reg... Read >
Author: Dietrich Elliot

Loft conversions - adding value to your home.

28th April 2008
Many homeowners are opting to utilise existing attic space to accommodate expanding families or maximising value potential in their property. However, extensions and additions can be expensive and time consuming to construct and can compromise the vis... Read >
Author: Nigel Beswick

Top 6 Land Investment Myths Debunked

27th April 2008
Everyone has heard these popular land investment myths at least a few times. However, just because people repeat an idea does not make it true. Below are the 6 most common investment myths to ignore while looking at land to purchase. 1. Myth: Land is l... Read >
Author: rimrocknow

Renovate your way to a better home

25th April 2008
It might seem like a disaster at first, but discovering that your home requires some urgent renovation work needn't be upsetting. While it will undoubtedly involve a lot of hard work, look upon it as an opportunity to transform your home and add consid... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

The internet a convenient place to sell your home.

18th April 2008
If you decide to sell your property online or buy online it is of value considering the following points. With a few of the more user responsive sites you are able to place the details of your private home sale directly onto the page that your home is bei... Read >
Author: David Harland

Crown Land: Your Land-Investment-Scam-Free Land Development Compan

03rd April 2008
With the Internet and the limitless connection it can make to any part of the world and to almost anybody makes everything almost impossible. Typing the right keywords and with a few clicks here and there with your mouse, you will almost always find anyth... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

7 Tips to Get Better Conveyancing

02nd April 2008
The legal transferring of the title and the ownership of a property is known as conveyancing. Property transfer has lots of intricacies. Irrespective of the fact that whether one is a first time property buyer or an established person at property transfer... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

A summary of the ways to profit from a land investment

01st April 2008
It will come as no surprise to those investing in land that achieving planning permission on a UK land site is where lies the most lucrative investment land returns, but there are other ways to make money from a land investment, writes Alex Way. Where ... Read >
Author: Dietrich Elliot

Utilities - Energy In The UK

28th March 2008
With the recent credit crunch taking effect on the energy market as well as financial institutions, leading to a rise in energy prices and more financial trouble for consumers. But despite all this talk of how we should be reducing our carbon footprint... Read >
Author: DCollins

Things to Consider before you Buy a Conservatory

14th March 2008
Conservatories have become a functional and desirable addition to many homes, but what factors do you need to account for when planning your dream conservatory. One of the most important factors without a doubt, are site conditions. Are you realistical... Read >
Author: Conservatoriesoutlet

Does Your Home Have All the Necessary Building Permits?

10th March 2008
If you are planning a spring home sale, do not be tempted to throw up a quick deck or conservatory without a permit. Some areas are stricter than others on the amount of planning permission and input that is required by the local building department. ... Read >
Author: Rob Muller

Doing business from the garden

25th February 2008
If you have ever dreamed of a more gentle and relaxed lifestyle, then working from home may well be the answer. Thousands of people have already made the move towards a better work/life balance but the biggest decision most wannabe home workers face is wh... Read >
Author: Graham Baylis

Guide to purchasing a lodge

25th February 2008
These days you can own a log cabin with modern conveniences for a fraction of the price of what a normal house would cost. These aren�t the type of cabins that you picture from old films, manufacturers are producing state of the art cabins that can be u... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Guide to purchasing a log cabin

19th February 2008
These days you can own a log cabin with modern conveniences for a fraction of the price of what a normal house would cost. These aren’t the type of cabins that you picture from old films, manufacturers are producing state of the art cabins that can be u... Read >
Author: agilmour

Improve your home with a Garage Conversion

11th February 2008
In the average home the purpose of a garage is to house a car but many if not most of us fail to use the space for such a purpose. Our garages end up being a dumping ground for unwanted items and a place to put old paint tins and DIY tools. While our ... Read >
Author: Helen

Regulations and Home Extensions

11th February 2008
In the present day that we live in we have to pay up to £1,000 and include all the drawings showing our plans to be able to get the planning permission needed for even minor alterations, which take can take between eight to 16 weeks to get processed. Pla... Read >
Author: Helen

Six Hot Tips For Buying Property In France

06th February 2008
Buying property in France can be a daunting prospect for some as the process is so different from the UK or Ireland. To help you we have compiled six top tips to help you from your property search right through to viewings and the final sale. These tips s... Read >
Author: Nick

Are you thinking of a Home Extension?

06th February 2008
Extending your existing home is an option that is becoming more popular with many home owners in this modern day. A home extension can provide you with the added space that you need as well as possibly adding more value to your home. If you are intere... Read >
Author: Helen

Thinking Of Selling Your Home?

24th January 2008
Selling a home in many areas of the USA at the moment is a gamble. It is difficult to decide whether or not to sell, whether to list at what you feel is the market price, or whether you should undercut the market price. If you are planning to sell you... Read >
Author: Alan Olson

Spain still mostly safe from legal woes, says expert

23rd January 2008
With so many other negative headlines about the Spanish property market as it experienced a correction following years of boom in 2007, the crackdown on properties that were built illegally during recent years has hardly helped matters. The problem was ... Read >
Author: Assetz UK

10 tips When Buying A Garden Office, Room or Building

05th November 2007
I have summarised 10 essential things you need to consider when buying a garden room or home office from a UK manufacturer or supplier. Below are the vital things to consider prior to making a purchase, as obviously whenever buying a new garden office, ro... Read >
Author: Malcolm Heyhoe

How to Find Property Development Finance

21st October 2007
If you are considering a development project, you may be wondering how to start looking for the finance.There are lenders who specialise in providing property development finance. When they are considering whether to make an offer and at what level, ther... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Reform of the UK Planning System- September 2007

28th September 2007
The Government announced earlier this year a radical shake up of the planning system in the White Paper ‘Planning for a Sustainable Future’. The new system could replace over 8 different planning regimes and they hope will save over £1 billion within... Read >
Author: Graham Drage

Log Cabins as a Second Home

13th September 2007
Do you want a second home but you think you can’t afford it? Think again, because a log cabin could be the answer. Gone are the days when log cabins had dirt floors and no utilities. Today’s log cabins can be as comfortable as your own home; with insu... Read >
Author: Aimee Kemble

How to Choose a UK Land Investment Agent

10th September 2007
When you are investing in UK Land, you will need to find a good land investment agent. Finding a reliable and honest agent to help you navigate the entire process is the cornerstone to achieving financial success with UK land investments. Before decidin... Read >
Author: Leonard Montgomery

Front Porch Design, Planning & Building In The UK

21st August 2007
Building The Perfect Porch For Your Home By www.Trustyle-uk.co.uk So, you’re thinking about adding a new Porch to your home and looking for the best advice and designs? Congratulations! Keep reading, all will be revealed. There are many great ... Read >
Author: Trustyle-uk.co.uk

How To Buy A Conservatory In The UK

14th August 2007
The first question is, what is a conservatory? There is no standard definition of what constitutes a conservatory (apart from "greenhouse"). This is one reason why quotes vary so widely. The conservatory industry itself does not have a consistent... Read >
Author: TomOD

Rising Tides In Scotland Could Set Back The Property Market

03rd August 2007
Climate change is bringing more than adverse weather effects to Scotland’s inhabitants; Sea levels are rising, and in some months when there are the highest tides of the year, more of Scotland’s costal homes could see increasing chances of damage in t... Read >
Author: tonythorntail

Home Business Regulations - Do They Apply to Me?

24th July 2007
Are you running a business from home? Did you know that you may need planning permission? Here are some questions that you need to ask yourself: Is your house mainly used as a place to live or is its primary purpose as a business premises? Does runnin... Read >
Author: Naz Daud

Britain Lagging in the Use of Biofuel Technology

23rd July 2007
According to Saab’s UK Chief, Britain is lagging behind some other European countries when it comes to the usage of new biofuel technology. Jonathan Nash, Saab’s Managing Director said that the government should send out strong signals in order to p... Read >
Author: Michhelle Crimson

Saab Boss Says Britain is Far Behind Europe on Biofuels

20th July 2007
Saab's UK chief believes that Britain is falling far behind some other European countries in terms of adopting new biofuel technology. According to the car company's managing director, by the name of Jonathan Nash, to give confidence to motorists an... Read >
Author: Michhelle Crimson

Buy to Let: 10 Tips for Success

05th July 2007
Finding a buy-to-let mortgage is a lot easier than it used to be, as more lenders are entering the market. But the actual process of becoming a landlord/landlady isn�t quite so straightforward. Here are some tips to smooth the path. 1. Look careful... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Be Your Own Boss - Be a Property Developer

05th July 2007
There is a certain fact that has been very relevant to the development of the property domain. This fact is represented by the financial benefits that come with investing in property. The figures speak for themselves; there are a lot of advantages if you ... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

UK Planning Gain Supplement Explained

21st May 2007
Richard Hegarty , senior Partner and Commercial Property specialist at Hegarty LLP explains about Planning Gain Supplement.  Planning Gain Supplement (PGS) is a proposal for a fixed levy on the enhanced land value after it receives planning permission.... Read >
Author: Graham Drage

Overseas Off Plan Property avoid the rip off

21st May 2007
International real estate investors are attracted to overseas property owing to the potential that it can offer in investment returns. One of the most profitable types of international real estate is off plan property. Some refer to this type of real esta... Read >
Author: nicholas marr

Advantages of a Business Franchise Opportunity

06th May 2007
A Franchise Opportunity has numerous benefits over starting a business on your own. The major reason why it pays to become a franchisee is that you are much more likely to still be trading profitably after five years of trading. Over eighty percent of new... Read >
Author: Naz Daud

To refer to log cabins as sheds, would be like calling Gordon Ramsay a cook

02nd April 2007
The log cabin is a versatile piece of kit – it can be used as an office, house a large whirlpool tub, provide a ‘granny’ annexe, a playroom for the children or even be used as a second home. The choice is endless. In America, the log cabin is often ... Read >
Author: Marian Radrak

To refer to a log cabin as a shed, would be like calling Gordon Ramsay a cook

02nd April 2007
The log cabin is a versatile piece of kit – it can be used as an office, house a large whirlpool tub, provide a ‘granny’ annexe, a playroom for the children or even be used as a second home. The choice is endless. In America, the log cabin is often ... Read >
Author: Marian Radrak

Cheap property abroad some good advice.

03rd February 2007
Overseas property investors all know that the profits in any investment property abroad are made at the purchase. That is too say the property is bought cheap enough that capital gains are almost certain. Seasoned investors continuously search the oversea... Read >
Author: nicholas marr

UK Land Investment versus Overseas Property Investing

19th December 2006
UK Land versus Overseas Property, which one will generate a better return? Buying UK Land has been the choice for many top investors until the UK government has stated it will not allow any greenbelt or greenfield land to be developed for future housin... Read >
Author: James Helm

Conservatories and Planning Permission

17th November 2006
A conservatory is a distinct man-made structure built for the purpose of housing a variety of botanical wonders foreign to that particular locality. Traditionally these conservatories were built at the behest of the wealthy as a means of showing off their... Read >
Author: Charles Turner

Cutting Down the Gap – Bridging Loans

17th November 2006
At times, when immediate but big financial requirement arises, you think of selling your ideal property to meet those requirements. As we know that selling property is some what a time consuming job. As the need is immediate, you can't wait for such long ... Read >
Author: Eva Baldwyn

When Business Needs Urgent Money!!! Commercial Bridging Loan

16th November 2006
Commercial bridging loan is known as the fastest way of funding your immediate funds requirement for your business. It can give you the quick access to cash with minimum of formalities. The basic principle of a commercial bridging loan is to bridge the la... Read >
Author: Celeste Parker

Remortgages and the benefits of a remortgage

16th November 2006
Remortgages and why Remortgage In society today we all have wants and dreams and wishes. We may have visited sunnier climes than the UK and enjoyed it so much we have wanted to buy a holiday home. Alternatively we may require more living space but not ... Read >
Author: Mike Trusler

Property Investments

04th October 2006
With the UK property market cooling off and rate hikes looking certain, property investors are now looking outside the UK for their investments. Bulgaria is set to join the EU next year, this combined with cheap resources have turned it into an attract... Read >
Author: peter arkwright

The renovation of abandoned farm buildings can provide crucial extra revenue

29th September 2006
The recent success of the BBC's Restoration Village has seen a dramatic number of people turning their attention towards the renovation of abandoned countryside buildings. This has seen a particularly rapidly increasing trend within the agricultural secto... Read >
Author: Jack Mack

Conservatories and Building Regulations

29th September 2006
Building a conservatory may require various permissions from the local authorities in England, Scotland and Wales. The two types of permission that householders will come across are building regulations and planning permission. This article looks at build... Read >
Author: Charles Turner

UK Land Investments Group - the trendsetter in the land banking sector!

29th September 2006
UKLI Ltd, trading as UK Land Investments Group, creates new trends in the Land Banking industry in the UK. While land investments were once a privilege of industrious property developers and land tycoons, UK Land Investments Group has made freehold plots ... Read >
Author: Ian smith

UK Bridging Loans

28th September 2006
The value of UK Bridging Loans for the property developer Realising the value of UK bridging loans to the property developer can be the difference between success and failure. Many property developers often look for the quickest way to buy property, ma... Read >
Author: Joe Kocsis

Try this untapped investment opportunity

28th September 2006
More are more people are looking for alternatives to traditional investment, as pension funds face shortfalls and interest rates remain low. For many, it is the lure of property, both domestic and foreign that attracts the attention and the investment... Read >
Author: Nationwide Land Estates

Urgent Needs!!! Faster Support!!! – Bad Debt Bridging Loans UK

15th September 2006
Bad debt bridging loans in UK is a form of very short term mortgage. These are special loans which are taken when you are selling your existing property to buy the new one or to cater any other urgent requirement. As you know that it takes lot of time to ... Read >
Author: Celeste Parker

Funds for You at the Right Time – Fast Bridging Loans UK

08th September 2006
Buying any property in UK requires large investments. So before buying a property you should be very sure that the one you have chosen matches your preferences. You have to put all your efforts and time to search for such property. People generally sell e... Read >
Author: Celeste Parker

Remortgages and why Remortgage

01st September 2006
In society today we all have wants and dreams and wishes. We may have visited sunnier climes than the UK and enjoyed it so much we have wanted to buy a holiday home. Alternatively we may require more living space but not be able to buy the next property u... Read >
Author: Mike Trusler

How A Garden Designer Can Transform Your Garden

23rd August 2006
Many fine gardens evolve gradually through the loving attention of their owners with little or no outside help. But when it comes to creating a new garden, or taking over an existing one that has fallen on hard times or that does not suit your taste ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons

Groombridge Land

07th August 2006
Groombridge Land stay close to the borders of Kent and Sussex. In fact, some part of Groombridge actually falls over into the adjoining county and hence there is some local controversy about whether it should remain as it is or should absorbed by one of t... Read >
Author: Su Dang

UK Land Investments – Smart Investments prospects and Higher Returns Coupled with Low Risk

03rd August 2006
Large number of people is now investing in land. With growing demand for new housing, land with planning consent for dwelling construction has become an increasingly precious commodity. Land prices have also rocketed in line with house prices. Why UK L... Read >
Author: sheetal vashisht

Investment property for sale in UK – Low Risk and High Rewards

31st July 2006
You already know you are not going to get rich quick (and neither should you expect to) but wouldn't you like a low risk investment that produces double-digit capital growth? Investment property for sale can be considered a low risk investment and rema... Read >
Author: Stephen Brewood

Pitfalls of refurbishing cheap property overseas

07th July 2006
Pitfalls of refurbishing cheap Property overseas Old farmhouse Property for sale 25,000 euros-impossible? How many times have you seen a property advertised for such a low price on the Internet? The answer is often. Almost every agent has one for sa... Read >
Author: Hugo Raymond

For Your Instant Needs With Short Term Property Loan

05th July 2006
Many of your property deals just end up just because you don't have enough funds when you need them. A thought comes in your mind to sell the property which you are having with you to buy the new one from sale proceeds. As everybody knows it takes lot of ... Read >
Author: Aldrich Chappel

Land for Sale in UK – Low Risk and High Rewards

20th June 2006
Land for sale can be considered a low risk investment and remains one of the major secrets of the world's wealthiest investors. Donald Trump and Howard Hughes are just two investors that have made billions in this area. In fact, many of the world's weal... Read >
Author: Stephen Brewood

Farmland near Slough - Investors Paradise

07th June 2006
The Farmland near Slough is mainly occupied for the purposes of husbandry such as the production of cereals, milk, dairy products, livestock and their products. There has been a staggering increase in the price of the farmland near slough owing to the ... Read >
Author: Peter Lo

UKLI Ltd. – Build Smart Investment Portfolio

07th June 2006
UKLI was set up with a vision to offer individual investors the opportunity to invest in prime, undeveloped land – in much the same way as property developers had done over the years. Historically, property developers in the UK had maintained something of... Read >
Author: sheetal vashisht

Land Investments UK

04th June 2006
Investors world over have taken Land Investments, UK in a big way because investing in plots of land for sale is simple and hassle free as compared to buying a property. Now people know that investments in property incur high maintenance costs before they... Read >
Author: Jack Brey

Giving You The Right Way - Easy Bridging Loans

03rd June 2006
Buying a new property always need good amount of investment. Sometime people have to sell their existing property to buy the new one. But as everybody know selling a property is not an easy job and is very much time consuming. By the time you get the sale... Read >
Author: Peter Taylor

UKLI Limited - UK Land Investment Limited

24th May 2006
Investing in land in UK has proven to be a very profitable venture for investors. Returns on investing in such plots have outperformed those from some stock market investments over the last few years and investors can expect major windfall gains if their ... Read >
Author: UKLI Community

Upwards or outwards?

22nd May 2006
You want more living space at home but can't afford to move. The children are larger and louder than you ever imagined they could be. You work from home in the spare bedroom, so can't invite friends or family to stay. Do you dream of a loft conversion, or... Read >
Author: Lynn Fotheringham

Buying land for sale is a worthy investment

24th February 2006
The richest men in the world including Donald Trump and Howard Hughes have made billions investing in land for sale. Actually most investors have made fortune in land for sale. So if this idea has never crossed your mind then it is time to get a closer lo... Read >
Author: Amelie Mag

Climbing Frames and Play Structures - Do you need planning permission ?

24th November 2005
As a retailer of climbing frames and other play structures to the UK market I sometimes get asked if planning permission is needed for putting a play structure in the garden. The answer to this is 'generally no'. I have yet to come across anyone who h... Read >
Author: Chris OConnor