Easymove Direct

Professional Removals by Easymove Direct. We are one of the leading companies specialising in small residential and commercial removals in South Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. Over the last few years we have built an excellent reputation throughout the South of England and, as well as domestic removals Luton and removals St Albans.  We also offer a portfolio of more specialist services such as professional office removals, storage at several recommended companies and much more. We also offer man and van Luton

Our Luton removals team are highly competent in the fields of logistics & packing. Staff undergo intensive and carefully monitored in-house and on-the-job training. Our staff are punctual, polite and always try to please so as to ensure customer confidence and satisfaction.

We are able to handle all aspects of home or office removals ,
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Home owners put money back into property

Lack of activity in the housing market is continung to make more homeowners put increased equity into their property. Latest figures from the Bank of England show mortgage borrowers increased their financial stake in properties by £5.8billion in the first three months of this year. However, while it is a significant injection, it is lower than the record £7.1billion in the previous quarter.

The current trend of putting money back into property is the reverse of what happened during the decade ending in March 2008 which saw homeowners take out £328billion against the rising value of their homes to spend elsewhere. Now the opposite applies with property owners putting money back into their asset.

Mike Jones

The expert opinion

Lucy Pendleton, of estate agents James Pendleton, said the market was in a state of eternal to-ing and fro-ing.

‘London, with its unique climate, once again stands out as the most resilient local market in the UK,’ she said.

‘While London prices float upwards due to a shortage of property and strong demand, not least from wealthy foreign buyers attracted by the cheap pound, for the rest of the UK it is not quite so positive.’

The debate around unrealistic asking prices has also reignited. Speaking to the BBC, Henry Pryor commenting that with asking prices still much higher than selling prices, sellers were still in denial about the true market value of their homes. More.....