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The reserved matters application (RMA) for Oxford North’s Canalside new public park and residential street, made by Thomas White Oxford, the development company of St John’s College, has been resolved to be approved by Oxford City Council’s planning committee at a meeting held on Tuesday 16 August 2022.
Meyers Estate Agents has been awarded the property industry’s most prestigious mark of excellence, which puts them in the top 2% of estate agents in the UK judged on: marketing, results and customer service, determined following a survey of 30,000 buyers, sellers, landlords and renters. Over 15,000 estate agencies are assessed by Property Academy and […]
Blenheim Estate’s shared ownership scheme at Park View, Woodstock is offering local people an affordable way to buy their own property and stay in the area.
Thomas White Oxford (TWO), the development company of St John’s College, has submitted to Oxford City Council a reserved matters application (RMA) for construction of Canalside Park, the first of its three public parks, and a new street to provide access to the first phase of Oxford North’s new homes at Canalside, on land south of the A40.
Family man, Dan Godwin, has returned to work in his hometown of Ringwood, now joining Meyers Estate Agents covering Ringwood and Verwood as a partner and director. Dan will bring his skills and expertise, gained during a decade of agency experience with the likes of Hearnes and Austin & Wyatt (Countrywide), forward for the benefit […]
Pricing rules for home and motor insurance changed from 1 January – what does it mean for you?
St Osmund’s School, Dorchester has been awarded a donation of £500 by Meyers Estate Agents, following their participation and winning design submitted by a student in a festive ‘design a for sale board’ competition. Mark Meyer, CEO, Meyers Estate Agents confirms: “As an agency, we love engaging with the communities where we work and were […]
Brad Hansford, Meyers Estate Agent for Shaftesbury was awarded ‘highly commended’ for New Agency of the Year at the prestigious national www.thenegotiator.co.uk/awards recently. Brad who joined Meyers in 2019 was named, from an entry list described as: “the biggest in the history of the Awards” for his and his partner Tamsin Bell’s achievements in setting […]
Meyers, the rapidly growing, award-winning, home-based estate agency is to sponsor Dorset Mind Verwood Wellbeing Support Group. Patrick Hester, Meyers’ franchisee for Ringwood and Verwood has pledged to donate £100 from every property sale completion in the BH31 postcode for a whole year. The Verwood Wellbeing Support Group is part of Dorset Mind; a […]
Leading UK law firm Shoosmiths has strengthened its real estate division, one of the largest multi-disciplinary practices in the UK, with the appointment of specialist construction lawyer Ryan Fordham as a partner.
Leading housing association Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) has won a coveted WhatHouse? award. The housing association, whose shared ownership brand SO Resi is behind the SO Resi Maidenhead development, was crowned ‘Silver’ in the Housing Association of the Year category during this year’s ceremony which took place at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Friday 19th November. MTVH was commended for its innovative approach to raising awareness of shared ownership and improving its customer experience.
Meyers Estate Agents in Poole, Dorset has officially opened its new office space on Newfield Business Park. The volume of transactions of the family franchise run by Alex Hill with the help of his wife Leanne, son Lewis and Lewis’ partner Jorden plus three other team members, has doubled in the past year and the new office now offers the facility for even further expansion.
As the latest results published by the country’s leading housebuilders point to the rebound which followed the initial lockdown turning into a sustained demand for quality new homes nationwide, national law firm Freeths has announced further investment in its Residential Development Team.
A new guide that helps developers building new homes and streets in Oxfordshire do so while at the same time improving the quality of life of residents has been published.
A new survey from Blinds Direct has found that South-East homeowners spend a whopping £1,401,597,000 improving their homes each year, based on an annual spend of £561 per year per household. (2,563,000 households.)