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abbey broadway online conveyancing, property disposal, epc, surveys, mortgages, wills and estate planning home about services contact conveyancing solicitors property removals property surveys epc energy performance certificate mortgage services will writing property inventory landlord services home improvement enter your town name to search for local services join our mailing list add me remove me twitter feed twitter feed loading -- get a conveyancing quotes|property survey quote| epc quotes google+ latest news sentiment remains high for conveyancing profession a survey of over 5,000 people who have recently completed a property purchase or sale transaction has revealed high levels of satisfaction of the property conveyancing process provided by their property lawyer. when asked how satisfied they were with the overall service from their conveyancing firm, 90.6% scored them as ‘excellent’, while 86% rated their solicitor as ‘excellent’ for keeping to deadlines. the high satisfaction scores were recorded by the estas group, which runs the national customer feedback and award scheme for the conveyancing sector. the estas feedback platform enables firms to send out a service review invite via email or text asking clients to rate the customer service they received during the conveyancing process. the ratings and feedback are sent back confidentially to each firm enabling them to track and benchmark their service performance. the annual estas conveyancer awards, which take place in october, are sponsored by leading property search specialist, searchflow. over 8 out of 10 respondents also rated their conveyancer as ‘excellent’ in dealing with any problems that arose, liaising with other parties in the process and in their overall speed and efficiency. while still impressive in its response, the ‘lowest’ score focused on how well conveyancers explained legal terminology, with an ‘excellent’ score of 75%, although 19.5% scored them as ‘good’ and a minority of just 2.2% suggesting that they were ‘average’ in this field. simon brown , the estas director, had this to say: “by the very nature of the estas conveyancer awards, we do attract firms who already prioritise service delivery so the scores we received from their clients for each question are high. we are able to spot areas where property solicitors can improve however, with the explanation of costs and legal terminology at the lower end of the scale – hopefully this is a useful barometer that conveyancers can take on board – and also be assured that by and large they are doing a great job for their clients.” carole marsden , uk sales director for searchflow, said: “to receive such high praise from over 5,000 clients really is impressive. the conveyancing industry as a whole should be very proud of such positive feedback. when people are conducting what is one of the largest purchase or sale transactions they are ever likely to handle, it’s clear that they value the support and professionalism of their legal practitioner in taking the transaction to completion. yes, there’s room for improvement in areas, but it’s great to see such praise.” on the cusp of the general election the uk property market is showing signs of improvement recent data has shown that seller’s asking prices reached a record peak in april with sales agreed reaching their highest point since 2007. according to figures from rightmove, the average price of property across england and wales grew to £313,655, a monthly rise of 1.1%. the property website – who’s figures date back to 2002 – stated that april’s average asking prices overtook june 2016’s previous peak of £310,471. they also said that house prices have stayed strong due to the number of agreed sales remaining robust. the last time sales agreed reached this level for this time of year was 2007, according to director of rightmove, miles shipside , the “strong spring market”, he stated, would help to keep any uncertainty at bay in the run-up to the general election on 8 june. year on year, asking prices in the first-time buyer market have grown by 6.5%, with the price of a starter home rising to £194,881. across england and wales, asking prices in all sectors have increased by a yearly 2.2%. generally speaking, however, rightmove stated that the pace of asking price growth had reduced, falling to a low last hit in april 2013. the strongest increase in average property prices was seen in eastern england, with prices growing to £349,269 – a rise of 5.3%. following this was the west midlands, with average prices rising to £215,784, having grown by 5%. a year’s notice was given to those who invest in buy-to-let regarding the gradual reduction in tax benefits. as the changes have deterred buy-to-let investors, first-time buyers seem to have been the main market to benefit as the competition for similar homes has weakened slightly. commenting on the figures, miles shipside stated: “high buyer demand in most parts of the country has helped to propel the price of newly marketed property to record highs. there are signs of a strong spring market with the number of sales agreed achieved at this time of year being the highest since 2007. “increasingly stretched buyer affordability will continue to be a price moderator for sellers who are over-ambitious with their pricing, tempering the pace of price rises. strong buyer activity this month has led to 10% higher numbers of sales agreed than in the same period in 2016. this large year-on-year disparity should be viewed cautiously as the comparable timespan in 2016 saw a drop in buy-to-let activity with the additional second home stamp duty. however, they are also up by 3.8% when compared to 2015. “with the growth in household numbers and new-build supply struggling to keep pace, demand is strong and has led to the highest sales agreed numbers at this time of year since the heady pre-credit-crunch levels.” the latest report from arla propertymark has revealed that there has been a rise in the number of landlords selling up and quitting the prs. according to the report, during march, agents reported a rise in the number of landlords selling their buy-to-let (btl) properties, with an average of four selling up per branch, compared to three in february. the last time the number of landlords selling their btl rose above three per branch was in november last year, when the letting agent fees ban was announced. arla propertymark also reported that the number of tenants negotiating rent reductions rose month on month in march. in february, 2.2 per cent of agents witnessed successful rent reductions, whereas in march, 3.6 per cent reported this happening. on the other hand, a quarter (25 per cent) of letting agents saw landlords increasing rents in march – a figure which has not changed since january. year on year, this is down by seven percentage points. in march 2016 almost a third (32 per cent) of agents were seeing rent increases. supply of rental stock the number of properties managed per member branch remained the same as the previous month, with agents managing 183 on average. last march this figure stood at 169, meaning the supply of rental stock has increased by eight per cent over the last 12 months. local authorities gain new powers to crackdown on rogue landlords demand from tenants in march, arla propertymark members had 36 prospective tenants registered per branch, an increase from 34 in february. david cox , arla propertymark chief executive, said: “it’s concerning that, despite supply increasing over last year, stock failed to return to the market after dipping in february. when we also consider that this is coupled with a rise in the number of landlords selling their btl properties, this is bad news for those searching for a rental property. the introduction of mortgage interest relief means the market is becoming less and less attractive to investors and it appears some landlords are, as we predicted, choosing to exit the market rat

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