Posted on 25th August 2026
Plans for hundreds of additional homes across the Walsall borough have been revealed as part of the latest changes to the area’s
Posted on 19th August 2026
Where the Biggest Price Jump Really Happens We often talk about the average price of a home in Wolverhampton, but that single
Posted on 18th August 2026
Thinking about selling your home this autumn? You don’t necessarily need to wait until the leaves start falling before making a move.
Posted on 14th August 2026
Homeowners in Wednesbury have received some encouraging news, with new research identifying the town as the West Midlands’ strongest-performing location for consistent
Posted on 9th August 2026
It was great to see the local community come together for the Willenhall Chart Garden Party, and Skitts Estate Agents were delighted
Posted on 5th August 2026
When people talk about the property market in Wolverhampton, the conversation normally centres on house prices. Yet price is only part of
Posted on 28th July 2026
Why the Local Property Market Looks More Resilient Than Many Predict. Every few weeks another headline appears predicting that UK house prices
Posted on 17th July 2026
As an agent in the Wolverhampton property market, we believe it is important to offer local homeowners a balanced and realistic view
Posted on 16th July 2026
The Walsall property market continues to show resilience in 2026, with house prices remaining relatively stable while rents have continued to rise
Posted on 10th July 2026
The Wolverhampton property market can often feel far more active than it really is.Every week, new For Sale boards appear outside homes
Posted on 4th July 2026
How Rare Are They and What Are They Worth? For some homebuyers, the kitchen is the deal maker. For others, it is
Posted on 2nd July 2026
Clair who heads up our lettings team is qualified in British Sign Language (BSL) Level 1. If you, or someone you know,
Posted on 30th June 2026
Energy efficiency is becoming an increasingly important part of the housing market, not only because of environmental concerns, but because of the
Posted on 30th June 2026
Becoming a landlord can be a rewarding way to generate regular income and build long-term wealth through property. Alongside the rental returns,
Posted on 29th June 2026
Most primary school children won’t spend much time thinking about what they want to do when they leave school. Ask a classroom
Posted on 20th June 2026
When the UK voted to leave the European Union on 23rd June 2016, many commentators predicted a sharp downturn in the housing
Posted on 15th June 2026
The Wolverhampton rental market has experienced significant growth over the last five years, with average monthly rents increasing from £724 in 2021
Posted on 3rd June 2026
For much of the last two decades, bungalows have quietly slipped out of fashion. Overshadowed by glossy new-build developments, three-storey townhouses and
Posted on 28th May 2026
In this detailed market update, we explore: All figures referenced are based on the latest available data from the UK House Price
Posted on 12th March 2026
Let us play devil’s advocate for a moment. We’re told that giving buyers everything up front — floorplans, video tours, drone footage,
Posted on 16th February 2026
Many Wolverhampton rental problems do not start with bad landlords or difficult tenants. In Wolverhampton, as in many cities across the country,
Posted on 14th February 2026
Many rental problems do not begin with bad landlords or difficult tenants. Quite often, they begin with good intentions and silence. Silence
Posted on 6th February 2026
In early 2023, property forecasters predicted a significant UK housing downturn over the next two years, citing rising interest rates following Liz
Posted on 30th January 2026
If you are a Wolverhampton homeowner or landlord thinking about selling your property, one of the first questions you will ask is
Posted on 10th January 2025
In the last 14 years, the total value of Wolverhampton property has increased by 62%, or £7.003 billion, to £18,300,078,303 (or £18.3
