Paul Ainsworth Lord from Ainsworth Lord Estates in Darwen talks about the November Market. From a property perspective, it would appear that the latest budget will not be enough to light November’s fireworks. Nevertheless, overall, […]
What is it to be British? Our stubbornness, long-suffering stoicism, our vexation at injustice, our obsession with football and rugby, we are weather obsessed external awkward noncommittal modest people whilst underneath seething like a volcano because […]
I have been asked a number of times recently what a hard Brexit would mean to the Darwen property market. To be frank, I have been holding off giving my thoughts, as I did not […]
More than 14 babies have been born for every new home that has been built in Blackburn with Darwen since 2012, deepening the Darwen housing shortage. This discovery is an important foundation for my concerns […]
The simple fact is we are not building enough properties. If the supply of new properties is limited and demand continues to soar with heightened divorce rates, i.e. one household becoming two, people living longer […]
In my blog about the Darwen Property Market I mostly only talk about two of the three main sectors of the local property market, the ‘private rented sector’ and the ‘owner occupier sector’. However, as […]
The average asking price of property in Darwen (or BB3 to be precise) dropped by 12% or £18,608 compared to a year ago, with particularly good demand from landlords and home-movers in the first few […]
The rents paid by Darwen tenants are now standing at £463 per calendar month (PCM), a rise of 1.15% year on year and 0.45% lower month on month. However, this attention-grabbing monthly rent figure masks […]
The Millennials were born between the mid 1980’s and late 1990’s thus making them between the age of around 22 to late 30’s. They are the imaginative, artistic youngsters who grew up with the newest […]
Beast from the East, Russia, Facebook, Brexit, Trump, House prices up, House prices down … the Press is full of column inches on Brit’s favourite subjects of politics, scandal, weather and not forgetting (and I […]
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