A simple extension scheme we are building in Worcester. As a guide, it’s about 20sq.m, will be a bedroom with an en-suite bedroom with a window, external door and a flat (warm) roof. Budget £47K to build. Keep you posted with progress.

Landlords: make sure you’ve shared the required Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026 with your tenants before 31 May 2026. Providing this document is now a legal obligation, and missing the deadline could result in fines of up to £7,000 per property. Smaller landlords may be more at risk of overlooking this requirement, so it’s worth double-checking your compliance now. If you haven’t already sent it, you can access the official PDF here:https://lnkd.in/ev6sRKbr Staying on top of these updates is key - not just to avoid penalties, but to ensure your tenancy agreements remain fully compliant with current regulations.

I’m really pleased to announce that today we bought our new project: 30 Oxford Street, Morecambe. Planning to get the refurbishment done by mid July! If you’d like to follow my progress then follow me on instagram at the link below https://www.instagram.com/martinhulf_property/

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75%, as it continues to monitor inflation and the impact of global events on the UK economy. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East - particularly the conflict involving Iran - are creating uncertainty, especially around energy prices. Oil has risen above $120 a barrel, which could lead to higher gas and electricity bills later this year. At the same time, inflation has edged up to 3.3% (as of March) - which is still above the Bank’s 2% target. What does this mean for buyers and sellers? A pause in rate changes brings a level of stability to the market - which is good news for both buyers and sellers. - Buyers are still able to plan with a bit more confidence, rather than reacting to frequent rate increases - Sellers benefit from more committed buyers - even if overall demand is slightly quieter than previous years - Pricing remains steady, with less volatility than we’ve seen in the past couple of years Agents are continuing to see a market made up of serious, motivated movers, rather than speculative or 'just-looking' buyers.

Love a new flat roof!