A boost for the UK market as number of new listings from sellers at most positive since September 2020.

LM Surveying Services is redefining the essence of property surveys by offering a unique and comprehensive perspective across Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire.

Through cutting-edge technology and an honest, customer-focused approach, the firm aims to provide exceptional service.

The latest RICS UK Residential Survey results (March 2024) show a steady improvement in sentiment, with buyer demand and sales expectations going forward seeing a rise in positivity. Meanwhile, stability in house prices has also been reported.

Honeywell Survey & Design is a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) registered firm, with its head office in Barnsley, operating to the highest technical and professional standards in the residential and commercial surveying market covering the North of England.

The Department for Levelling-up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has set its much-anticipated proposals for strengthening the competencies and conduct of those working in social housing within England.

Rightmove’s Surveyor Comparable Tool (SCT) is used by Surveyors to support full or desktop valuation research and analysis and ensures we meet the standards required within the RICS Red Book.

On 31st January 2024, Surventrix Connect will launch its one-day conference at thestudio in Birmingham.

The event, which is focused on proptech and innovation, has been created by technology platform Surventrix, providing the industry with a day of immersive learning with industry experts and influential leaders that will support the Commercial, Valuation, and Residential Surveying sectors across the UK in fields such as Regulation, Compliance, Workflow Processes, Audits, Case Management, Marketing, and Drone Technology.

In setting up a chartered surveying practice, there are so many factors to consider, from identifying the right market and setting the right fees to putting together a business plan for future growth.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released its UK residential Survey covering the month of September 2023. The report depicts the continuation of a challenging market backdrop, with interest rates continuing to hamper mortgage affordability, and the disparity between tightening lettings supply and rising demand causing rental price rises.

RICS supports the declared intention to build 1.5 million new homes and establish a generation of new towns. Suggestions of reform to local planning laws, making development more accessible, are also promising.