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We specialise in high quality homes to buy and rent in key locations throughout Oxford, Witney and the surrounding villages. Our continued success comes from attention to detail and, most importantly, referrals and recommendations from satisfied clients. The results speak for themselves.
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scottfraser is uniquely positioned in the property industry. We are an Oxfordshire-based estate agents with friendly, local experts and great links with the community. Yet with direct links to mortgage advisors, surveyors, auctioneers, and more, we can offer our clients everything under one roof to make processes quicker and smoother.
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How to keep your house cool in the summer August 8th

How to keep your house cool in the summer

Here's our top tips on how to keep your house cool when the temperature outside gets hotter.
Is the housing market going to crash? August 4th

Is the housing market going to crash?

There have been lots of predictions over the last few months about the housing market ‘crashing’, ‘falling off a cliff’ and ‘bubbles bursting’, driven by media headlines of double-digit property price growth.
Your most-asked landlord questions on tax and insurance answered July 28th

Your most-asked landlord questions on tax and insurance answered

Insurance and tax aren’t the most exciting topics, but they are two of the most important to understand.
How to buy your first home and what deposit is needed July 26th

How to buy your first home and what deposit is needed

Over the last decade or so, we’ve seen increasing numbers of reports about how challenging it is for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder. In some cases it’s been deemed “impossible” – but how true is that?
Lettings legislation – what are landlords most likely to get caught out on? July 11th

Lettings legislation – what are landlords most likely to get caught out on?

Radio host Ian Collins spoke to Michael Cook, Group Managing Director and Mark Giacomin, Policy & Guidance Manager at Leaders Romans Group (which we're part of), and independent property expert, Kate Faulkner, about the tough job landlords have of staying up to date with lettings legislation.
Do I need tenant insurance? July 8th

Do I need tenant insurance?

Accidents happen while you’re renting your home – they’re often unavoidable. However, subsequent payouts or deductions from your initial rental deposit don’t have to be!
Are people still moving out of cities…or are they moving back? June 30th

Are people still moving out of cities…or are they moving back?

Throughout the pandemic, there were many reports of both homeowners and renters moving out of cities to smaller towns and villages, to take advantage of the extra space and easy access to countryside that comes with more rural locations.
Interest rates rise to 1.25% – What it means for you June 27th

Interest rates rise to 1.25% – What it means for you

In a bid to bring inflation down, the Bank of England has made the anticipated decision to further increase interest rates by 0.25%, bringing the overall rate to 1.25%.
Renters’ Reform Bill: The changes on the way for the rental sector June 17th

Renters’ Reform Bill: The changes on the way for the rental sector

The Government have finally published the Renters’ Reform white paper. The initial proposals have shifted from five main changes to a 12 point plan.
What properties and regions are delivering the best rental yields? (2022 update) May 17th

What properties and regions are delivering the best rental yields? (2022 update)

What impact has the rise in property values had on yields and what does that mean for landlord investors?
Landlord tax updates for 2022/23 May 9th

Landlord tax updates for 2022/23

Although there aren’t any property-specific tax changes for landlords this year, there are a few other things that may have implications not only for you, but also for your tenants.
Top tips for how to handle a vacant property May 6th

Top tips for how to handle a vacant property

There can be times when a rental property is vacant. Whether this is short term between tenancies, or longer term such as planned renovations that are easier without a tenant in situ, the downside is that when a property is vacant it becomes a lot more vulnerable.
Going carbon neutral by 2030 May 3rd

Going carbon neutral by 2030

We have made a pledge to become carbon neutral by 2030.
Landlord insurance: Do I need it? April 12th

Landlord insurance: Do I need it?

A common question we get from landlords is, do I need landlord insurance?
Is buy-to-let still a good investment in 2022? April 8th

Is buy-to-let still a good investment in 2022?

For many years, buy-to-let was widely seen as a great (and pretty easy) way to make money, while providing a much-needed roof over tenants’ heads.
Spring Budget 2022: What’s the news for the property market? March 24th

Spring Budget 2022: What’s the news for the property market?

Here’s our quick summary, highlighting some of the changes announced in the Spring Budget that may impact you, either this year or in the future.
5 things tenants are looking for in a rental property March 22nd

5 things tenants are looking for in a rental property

What exactly are today’s renters looking for? Take a look through the five things tenants are looking for most in a rental property.
How to avoid rental scams when you’re a tenant March 13th

How to avoid rental scams when you’re a tenant

Something that you have to be mindful of if you’re looking to rent a property are rental scams. Unfortunately these are fairly common, especially given how much is done online nowadays. According to the BBC Radio 4 show You and Yours, 4,800 rental scams were reported by the public in 2021 worth a total of £7 million. Thankfully there are a number of signs that make many rental scams easy to spot and avoid.
Right to Rent – latest updates for landlords (March 2022) March 11th

Right to Rent – latest updates for landlords (March 2022)

As all landlords in England will know, ‘Right to Rent’ checks must be made on a prospective tenant – and any other person occupying the property, e.g. a carer or family member – to ensure they have a legal right to be in the UK.
Robust home ownership market according to new stats February 22nd

Robust home ownership market according to new stats

The English Housing Survey (EHS) is produced by the Government each year to help us capture any changes in trends for those living in social rented housing, the private rented sector, and those who own their own home. Although the 2020/21 report couldn’t reproduce all the data due to the pandemic – and they have stated that some of the data could give unusual feedback – what they have collected still gives us lots of helpful information.

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