Dive into the intriguing dynamics of Thanet's housing market with our in-depth analysis. Discover why some Thanet homeowners are moving quicker than the national average, while others hold onto their homes for decades. We dissect the factors contributing to this two-speed property market, from the rapid movers to those with a deep-rooted connection to their homes. Join us as we explore the implications for both young families eager to climb the property ladder and the older generation considering downsizing.

Ever wondered what goes through a child's mind during a home move? Our latest blog post features the delightful and insightful musings of six-year-old Olivia, offering a fresh perspective on family relocations. Discover how the magic and curiosity of a child can transform the moving experience into an adventure filled with joy and wonder. Click to read.

This sales article looks at what’s on teenagers’ minds when faced with moving home.

How often do Thanet people move home? Well, it’s a lot less than the 1980’s! Yet, new research shows there is now a two-speed Thanet property market, with the younger generation moving only after a few years, and the older generation in Thanet staying in their homes for decades. In this article, I discuss the implications behind this and how both Thanet homebuyers and house sellers can adopt and adapt to this.

There’s no doubt about it, moving home is one of the most stressful life events you can go through. As you wade through boxes, try to settle the kids, hunt for the toaster, and pay off all the moving bills, you’ll probably be trying not to scream and lose your cool. So, what’s the solution? Can you make a house move less hectic for all those involved? We think so. Here’s our ultimate moving checklist. You can thank us later.

Moving house is stressful, moving house with kids… well, that can be a recipe for meltdowns, tantrums, and sleepless nights. As parents, you’re probably moving house for logical reasons: you need more space, you want to be closer to good schools, you’ve found a better job in the area. But as many of us know, logic and rationale aren’t always high on a child’s list of priorities. Change is scary for all of us, not just children, so how can you make it easier? In this three-minute read, we look at a few ways to help your little (and not so little) cherubs settle into a new home.