Despite the national headlines of gloom, Ramsgate's property market displays a surprising resilience, with an influx of first-time buyers and ample opportunities for savvy investors. Dive into an in-depth analysis to uncover where Ramsgate residents are moving, and why this market remains a beacon of hope amid challenging times. If you are a Ramsgate, homeowner or landlord, looking for up-to-date information on the local housing market, click to read our article

What if Margate's house prices do drop? Then, surely, it’s going to be wise to wait and save lots of money. But what if I told you that for most Margate homebuyers, waiting could end up costing them a lot more money than what they would save on their purchase price! Read the article here…

What will Rishi Sunak as PM mean for Thanet house prices? Rising interest rates, inflation and the cost-of-living crisis will all affect the value of your Ramsgate home. Yet what exactly should (and shouldn’t) Rishi and his team be doing to protect your biggest asset – your Ramsgate home. Read this article…

Even though the average value of a Ramsgate first-time buyer property has risen by 314.6% since 1989 to £280,940, the monthly payments Ramsgate first-time buyers must make on their mortgages as a proportion of their take-home pay is 42.9% less today compared to 1989. Today, according to the Nationwide Building Society…

With Thanet homeowner’s mortgages at an all-time high, could the record levels of mortgages that Thanet people take out cause another property crash like they did in 2008/9? In this article I look at how Grantham people have been buying their houses and how exposed the Thanet property market is to rising interest rates. The findings will surprise you. Click here to find out why.

• 437 of the 1,409 properties on the market in the Thanet area have had a price reduction in the last 3 months. • The average reduction has been 5.1% of the original asking price. • This is great news for Thanet home buyers and Thanet buy-to-let landlords, strangely Thanet house sellers as well.

Well, what a Jubilee weekend that was! Celebrating the 70 glorious years of our Queen. Looking back at the housing market during this time, what has changed since 1952, especially regarding Ramsgate property? What did a mortgage cost a typical Ramsgate homeowner then and, was it cheaper to buy a house then than today? Can you guess what an average Ramsgate home cost in 1952? Find out here..

• According to some newspapers and pundits, the property market boom could soon be over with the increasing interest rates and inflation. • In this article, I share the 3 fundamental economic reasons why things are different to the last property market crash. • The insider’s way to find out if there will be a property crash. • … and 4 reasons why buy-to-let landlords are coming back into the Margate rental market to protect their wealth and hedge against inflation.

The Margate housing market over the last five years has behaved oddly. Margate house prices are 23.7% higher than in 2017, even though during those five years, the British economy had the uncertainty of Brexit and the massive fall in GDP during the pandemic. Yet, a less observed trend is that the net number of homeowners in Margate has risen by 1,228 households, a jump of 3.7%. Why has growth in homeownership happened, and what does it mean for Margate's existing homeowners (and landlords)?

The UK is currently experiencing its highest inflation rate since the early 1990s. This increase in prices has primally come about by the combination of an increase in demand for goods and services from consumers following lockdown last year together with global supply chain disruptions.