We would like to take this opportunity to wish all clients and local residents a very happy Easter. 

We have just released our 60th newsletter to mark 5 years of Go View London led property news and views.  In this month's newsletter we cover the government guidance on the tenant fee ban, the recent round of promotions at Go View, The re-opening of Pitzhanger Manor and we also contain news of a recent court case where a couple took HMRC to task over the the stamp duty surcharge.

We are delighted to announce two promotions within the sales department at Go View London with Adam Wheelicker and Darren Fuller being promoted to the roles of Senior Sales Negotiator.  Within the lettings department, Morne Ackerman has been promoted to the role of Senior Lettings Valuer.

If you would like a copy of our recent newsletter covering the latest in national and local West London property news please email enquire@goviewlondon.co.uk .

The Times has reported (06/03) that the number of skyscrapers in the Capital is set to double by 2030.  A great sign of institutional and corporate confidence in the housing market.  

We have had our record start to a year for sales, and those on the move this year, whether buying or selling, should be reassured by the following article from our Sales Director, Donald Collins, detailing that despite the never-ending ‘Brexit’ speculation, demand for property in Ealing and Acton remains high and there is good reasons for buying too.