As with all Estate Agents, Popular Move is subject to the Money Laundering Regulations 2017. This means that we have to obtain and hold identification and proof of address for all customers. Additionally, we are also required to establish whether...
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Landlord’s obligation to ensure a dwelling is fit for human habitation (FFHH) Part 1: the 29 matters and circumstances 1 Damp and mould growth Includes: house dust mites mould or fungal growth Both are caused by dampness and/or high humidity...
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The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 will change the way all landlords in Wales rent their properties. Who is affected by the new law? All social and private tenants will see some changes: in the way their contracts are provided in the way their...
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Popular Move – Shortlisted Best Estate Agent in Wales 2021 Popular Move have seen shortlisted for Best Estate Agent in Wales at the Negotiator Awards 2021. Popular Move are only one of seven estate agents to be shortlisted for the award...
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Welsh Government have confirmed an extension to regulations requiring minimum notice periods of 6 months from landlords to tenants. Find out more here If you have a rental property and require help and advise please call Popular Move on 0330...
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When you can move home You may now: move home market a residential property for sale or rent and prepare a residential property for persons to move into view a residential property Key things to consider are: Use virtual viewings of properties...
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360 Virtual Tours We offer to provice a full 360 virtual tour in your property marketing at no extra cost. To find out what other features we can use to market you property call us today for a FREE no obligation apprisal on 0330 0883 118 Try out...
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The fire-break will start at 6pm on Friday 23 October and end on Monday 9 November. It will apply to everyone living in Wales and will replace the local restrictions which are in force in some parts of the country. FAQ – Moving home Can I...
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Changes to the law around eviction notice periods. The Welsh government has changed the notice periods required by landlords. Landlords must give you more notice than usual before they can evict you from your home. This means you will have more...
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Welsh Government Update People buying their main homes in Wales costing less than £250,000 will not pay any tax under temporary measures announced by the Finance Minister today. The starting threshold for land transaction tax will increase from...
View details Vulnerable people or those shielding We recognise people who are shielding or otherwise vulnerable may also have pressing needs to move home; however, this should be balanced with the increased risks to those people presented by coronavirus. In...
View details Changes to the welsh Governmant Guidlines state – Property Viewings (Wales) Physical viewings should only take place where the property to be viewed has been unoccupied for at least 72 hours, or has been deep cleaned. The following advice...
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