What will another lockdown do to the property market? 2020 saw frenetic activity in the property buying and letting industry. Partly fuelled by stamp duty holidays and by people choosing to move for more space, the doom many expected did not materialise. We, like you and your business, had to adapt. Virtual viewings replaced physical
Amidst the economic and health turmoil of the global pandemic, there have been several property initiatives introduced by the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, MP for Richmond in Yorkshire, that caught the eye. The first was the Stamp Duty holiday. This meant all property purchases up to the value of £500,ooo were exempted. It's led to frenzied
Coronavirus and the Harehills property market What a strange year 2020 has been with few signs that the global pandemic will shift anytime soon. At Hogan’s, we’ve switched back and forth between remote working and being in the office. We’re still carrying out many valuations based on market data and our vast knowledge of the
You and we can recall the reports we got from schools at the end of term, or progress reports you get more regularly about your children / grandchildren etc. They give an indication of how you're doing and we've done similar over the past few years with property locally. We've seen lots of change in
Sometimes, we at Hogan's are victims. Victims of our own success. Let's explain. If you're a fan of the two movies named in the title, you may guess where this is leading? Or you may not? We have several business ambitions and all are centred on property, not cars - and your property. We aim
Two news items broke recently: London has only four properties listed under £125,000 Leeds has many under £70,000 and Hogan's were featured here. The first one may not surprise you at all, as in some parts of London., £100,000 would get you only a garage or less. The second one may alert you as a
A few weeks ago, we posted an old photo of Harehills from 1897 when the area was being developed. The photo characterised it as a Leeds suburb of terraced homes and indeed little has changed since. In this latest article, we look at Harehills, just as we did with Beeston in an editorial some time
