The Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates to 3.75% is big news for homeowners and hopeful buyers in Flintshire. But what does this really mean for our local property market as we head into 2026? Let's explore the likely impact.

If you’re thinking about selling your home in 2026, understanding what motivates buyers has never been more important. Buyers don’t simply purchase a property — they buy a vision of a future life, a sense of belonging, and emotional resonance that tells them “this feels like home.”

For many homeowners, getting an offer accepted feels like the hardest part of selling a property. The relief is real, the excitement builds, and it’s easy to believe the journey is almost over. Yet, for many sellers, one of the biggest frustrations actually begins after the sale is agreed - a point Lee explores in this video.

The start of a new year always brings questions, expectations and a fair bit of noise around the property market. January is traditionally a month where we begin to see buyer sentiment settle, intentions become clearer, and momentum start to build - and Flintshire has been no different.