Ashford Lettings
Property Lettings in Ashford
Established in 1986 Martin & Co has offices across the UK and a strong presence in Kent offering property lettings & management and homes for sale.
Martin & Co (Ashford) offers a second to none service for residential properties. The Ashford office has established its reputation through top quality professional services to both private and commercial property investors.
Landlords
If you are looking to let residential property in the Ashford area we will give you the backing of a national brand coupled with local knowledge of the Ashford property lettings market. We offer a range of services including Fully Managed, Tenant Find and Rent Collection. We can provide leaflets on a range of insurance products to protect against accidental or malicious damage by Tenants to your contents, fixtures and fittings and insurance against non-payment of rent.
Tenants
We have properties for rent in the Ashford area including houses, bungalows and flats. If you are looking for rented accommodation in Ashford please see our latest listing. The lettings market moves quickly so it is best to register with us a month before you need to move into your new rented house or flat.
Martin & Co (UK) Ltd is a recognised Investor in People and was formally recognised on 1st November 2001.
Martin & Co is a trading style of Seamus Mc Guinness Northdown House Station Road Ashford Kent TN23 1PT
VAT No 849 2997 58
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Office Information
Address:
Northdown House
Ashford
Kent
TN23 1PT
Tel: 01233 666500
Fax: 01233 637254
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Latest news
Put your rents up
Put Your Rents Up! Citywire reports that average rents are up from £9,665 in January 2007 to £10,334. Regions achieving the highest rents are London (£17,869), the South West (£12,263) and the South East (£10,824). The average price paid by landlords for an investment property is now £169,167 compared with £164,141, an increase of 2.4% on the month but only 3.5% over the past year. ‘Professional landlords with significant portfolios and funding capability are seizing the opportunity to buy,’ said Simon Tyler, managing director of mortgage broker Chase De Vere. ‘They take a long-term view of 15 or 20 years and know that we are not building enough homes to cater for the growing population, which is expected to reach 65 million by 2020.’ Buy-to-let lenders Paragon says that lending completions are over 30% higher than a year ago, and the pipeline of new business is larger than it was in 2006. Latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders shows buy-to-let volumes are 19.4% higher in the second half of 2006 than in the first half. An estimated one in five of all new mortgages is for a buy-to-let property. According to Paragon, activity among residential property investors continues to be strong, with landlords adding to their portfolios, despite the three rises in short-term borrowing costs since last summer.
Wednesday, 25 April 2007
- Investor in People
- The National Approved Lettings Scheme (NALS)
