First and foremost, what is the 'grey belt'? Grey belt land refers to previously developed but currently underutilised or vacant areas situated between green belt and urban spaces. These areas include former industrial sites, dere...
First and foremost, what is the 'grey belt'? Grey belt land refers to previously developed but currently underutilised or vacant areas situated between green belt and urban spaces. These areas include former industrial sites, dere...
As anyone in property knows – the race to find new investment opportunities is always on. If it’s the right property in the right place, there is no prize for coming second: only the person buying the site (and the vendors) will b...
We’ve long sung the praises of buying off-market to secure properties for investment or development. As we discuss in our handy downloadable guide to scaling your property residential business, buying off-market brings with it a h...
Off-market properties, also known as off-market listings, are properties that are not publicly advertised or listed on the open market. These properties are typically not available through traditional estate agent listing channels...
Permitted development rights (PDR) grant property owners the freedom to undertake certain types of development without the need for full planning permission. These rights are governed by legislation and outline specific criteria a...
At Nimbus, we always keep our finger firmly on the pulse of the property industry. Recently, there has been a significant regulation update that we believe all landlords, property investors and developers should be aware of. The i...
