by Martin Challenger | Jul 3, 2022 | News
We are pleased to announce the acquisition of well respected local firm JT Property Matters.
Apex Estate Agents will provide the clients of JT Property Matters with a range of many new services and areas of expertise in the future.
Our New Office will undergo rebranding in the coming weeks and will continue to trade at:
199 High Street, Treorchy.
With our already established office in Tonypandy, we will be in a position to offer multi branch advertising within the Rhondda Valleys at no additional cost to our customers. All clients will also have the brand awareness through our other agencies.
We specialise in Residential & Commercial Sales and Lettings, (Award Winning) Property Management, Domestic & Non Domestic EPC’s, Chartered Surveyors and Valuers, Mortgages, Pensions and Investments.
We look forward to working with you all.
If you have any enquiries or wish to list you property, give us a call on
01443 303130.
by Martin Challenger | Jun 28, 2022 | News
Our hand selected and experienced team will be working out of our new Treorchy office, offering our clients a service second to none. We specialise in positive marketing and customer service, the most important factors in the current market.
by Martin Challenger | Jun 26, 2022 | News
Take advantage of our Free sales and lettings valuation service. All our staff have the experience and knowledge to offer you a professional service you deserve. Why not contact one of our property professionals today. We cover all areas of Aberdare, Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd, Bargoed, Neath and Tonypandy.
by Merthyr Office | Jun 24, 2022 | News
Mortgage affordability tests introduced after the financial crisis are being ditched by the Bank of England.
The guidelines were issued by the Bank in 2014 to help tighten the mortgage market after the loose selling of home loans contributed to the financial crash six years earlier.
But after consulting with industry bodies, the Bank’s Financial Policy Committee has decided the existing loan to income (LTI) ratio limits will be enough to prevent large numbers of borrowers defaulting on their mortgages.
So, from 1 August lenders will not be expected to apply the affordability test or ‘stress interest rate’ (if rates rise) when assessing potential mortgages, only using the Financial Conduct Authority’s more general Mortgage Conduct of Business.
In statement the FPC said the new guidelines “ought to deliver the appropriate level of resilience to the UK financial system, but in a simpler, more predictable and more proportionate way”.
by Merthyr Office | Jun 24, 2022 | News
Selling a home – the period from listing to completion – is now back to its pre-pandemic levels of 16 weeks according to agents contributing to the latest RICS survey.
It reports a net balance of +16 per cent of respondents saying they had seen an increase in new buyer demand, up from +9 per cent in December and the strongest reading since the height of the Stamp Duty holiday in May 2021.
However the market remains unusually active and strong.
Data from Time-On-Market returns to pre-pandemic level says RIC… (estateagenttoday.co.uk)
by Martin Challenger | Jun 23, 2022 | News
Some exciting news coming soon to Apex Estate Agents. Keep your eyes peeled.
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