Property News In Aylesbury

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Selling a Leasehold Flat in Aylesbury 15 September 2026

The lease, management information and preparation buyers will expect
By Kevin Edwards MNAEA, Sales Director at Layco Properties

Selling a leasehold flat involves the usual conveyancing work, plus information about the lease, the building and the organisations responsible for managing it.... Read More

How to Compare Offers on Your Aylesbury Home 11 September 2026

Why the strongest buyer is not always the person offering the highest number.

Receiving an offer is exciting, but the headline figure is only one part of the decision. A strong offer combines an acceptable price with a buyer who is informed, financially prepared and able to work with the seller"s plans and timescale.... Read More

The New Landlord Database for Aylesbury Landlords 11 September 2026

If you are a landlord in Aylesbury, you may have seen the government"s latest announcement about its new national landlord registration service.

The service, called Register your rental property, forms part of the Renters" Rights reforms. It will create a national database of private landlords and rented properties across England.... Read More

Preparing Your Aylesbury Home for Photos and Viewings 08 September 2026

Practical presentation that helps buyers understand the space
By Kevin Edwards MNAEA, Sales Director at Layco Properties

Good presentation is not about disguising a home or turning it into a show house. It is about helping buyers see the property clearly, understand how it works and imagine living there.... Read More

Should You Sell Before You Buy in Aylesbury? 04 September 2026

How to plan the order of your move without creating unnecessary pressure

For many Aylesbury homeowners, the hardest part of moving is not deciding where to live next. It is deciding whether to put the current home on the market before finding the next one.... Read More

Selling in Aylesbury without avoidable delays. 01 September 2026

Selling in Aylesbury without avoidable delays: a paperwork-first guide

The quickest way to reduce avoidable delays in an Aylesbury sale is to prepare the legal and property information before a buyer is found. Choose a conveyancer early, check the title, collect certificates and permissions, and answer questions accurately.... Read More

How much is my Aylesbury home worth? 10 factors that shape a valuation. 27 August 2026

"How much is my home worth?" is usually the first question somebody asks me when they are thinking about selling.

It sounds like a simple question. In reality, giving somebody a useful answer involves much more than entering a postcode into an online calculator.... Read More

Aylesbury Property Market Update: What Sellers Need to Know 25 August 2026

If you have been keeping an eye on property headlines recently, you would be forgiven for wondering what is actually happening to house prices.
One report says prices are rising. Another says they are falling. Then someone down the road sells within a week, while another property seems to sit on the market for months.... Read More

Renters Rights Bill Becomes Law 28 October 2025

England"s 11 million private renters were granted the most significant increase to their rights in a generation when the government"s Renters" Rights Bill received Royal Assent yesterday at 7.40pm.

The Renters" Rights Act delivers on the government"s Plan for Change manifesto commitment to rebalance the relationship between England"s 2.... Read More

Renters Reform Bill Summary in the Governments Own Words- Rent Repayment Orders 22 September 2025

Rent repayment orders (RROs) are an important tenant-led enforcement tool to sit alongside the local authority enforcement that this Bill is giving impetus to. They deter landlords from non-compliance and empower tenants to take action against criminal landlords.... Read More

Renters Reform Bill Summary in the Governments Own Words- Enforcement and investigatory powers 20 September 2025

The reforms we are introducing will be underpinned by an effective, consistent and proportionate enforcement framework. We are extending councils" powers to collect and retain revenue for future enforcement work from financial penalties against landlords who flout the rules.... Read More

Renters Reform Bill Summary in the Governments Own Words- Awaab`s Law 19 September 2025

No-one should be forced to live in a home that is unsafe. Following the tragic and avoidable death of 2-year old Awaab Ishak due to prolonged exposure to mould in his social rented home, the Manchester Evening News, Shelter and the Ishak family led a campaign for ‘Awaab"s Law".... Read More