How old is my house?
People sometimes ask us "How old is my house?", because they need this information to take out building insurance. Here are some things you can do to explore the age of a property.
Buying and selling property
Opening our conveyancer data
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Andrew Robertson, Head of Customer Policy and Service Improvement, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Data
Our Head of Customer Policy, Andrew Robertson, sets out how and why we are looking at opening up our conveyancer data.
Becoming the world’s leading land registry
...guaranteed and protected’, reflects this heritage and reinforces our commitment to put our customers right at the heart of our organisation. We have just released our Business Strategy 2017 to...
Our UK HPI changes: greater accuracy, fewer revisions
...property to be registered while new builds can take a little longer. This means that when the UK HPI is first published it is based on approximately 40% of the...
Will the real land registry please stand up?
...that there are several private companies who re-sell our information for significantly higher prices. We often get contacted by people who have bought a title register or title plan from...
Birthday surprise for UK HPI users
...the role of the UK House Price Index (UK HPI). This index shows changes to residential property values in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and is calculated by HM...
High-profile case shows how property fraud can happen
...activity is suspicious and seek further advice if you are concerned If you feel your property might be at risk of fraud, you can have a restriction entered. This is...
A guide to cost-effective conveyancing
Zara Banday, Partner in the Residential Property Department at Slater Heelis, talks about the conveyancing process and how to get the most for your money.
What happens to the family home in the event of a divorce?
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Adam Hookway, Customer Policy Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
Adam Hookway, Customer Service Representative, talks us through what could happen to the family home in the event of a divorce.
Conveyancing: solicitor or DIY?
Posted by:
Andrew Robertson, Head of Customer Policy and Service Improvement, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
There is a lot more to the conveyancing process than just completing and sending us HM Land Registry forms.