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| Welcome to SureMove Property LawyersA fresh approach to conveyancing SureMove Property Lawyers offer a modern and fresh approach to conveyancing.
We provide a thorough, fast service with the emphasis on 100% customer satisfaction at a competitive price. Our staff are knowledgeable and professional and together with the use of the most up-to-date technology, we offer a first class conveyancing service. Utilising the latest technology and with a team of highly trained staff, we deal with home moves throughout England and Wales. Just some of SureMove's ServicesNo Sale, No Fee | Should your transaction not proceed to completion, we will not charge you for our time spent working on your file. | Fixed Fee Guarantee | We will quote you a fixed fee, which gives you peace of mind and allows you to budget. | | Competitive Price | Please contact us for a free no obligation quotation. | | E-Progess | Our unique on line E-Progress reporting allows you to log in and track the progress of your transaction, 24 hours a day. | | No Legal Jargon | Our team of knowledgeable staff are on hand to answer any queries you may have in a clear and understandable manner. | | Conveyancing Specialists | Unlike Solicitors we specialise in conveyancing, which enables us to give you the care and attention needed when dealing with the inevitable stress of a home move. | | No Attendance Necessary | There is no need for time consuming meetings as your transaction can be dealt with by post, email and telephone. Although, you are always welcome to attend the office. |
 | Latest News Update |  | House prices rise by another 0.6%
Monday, 8 February 2010  House prices have risen for the seventh consecutive month - rising by 0.6% in January compared with December, the Halifax has said. The average UK home was valued some 3.6% higher in January than a year earlier, at £169,777. Read more... | Mortgage lending sees 'seasonal dip'
Thursday, 14 January 2010 There has been a "seasonal dip" in mortgage lending, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). The number of new mortgages granted to home buyers fell to 53,000 in November, a 4% drop from the previous month. However, reflecting the upward trend seen for most of last year, the figures were still 66% higher than in November 2008. Read more... | House prices 'up on a year ago'
Thursday, 7 January 2010 UK house prices were 1.1% higher in December than a year earlier - the first annual rise since March 2008, according to the Halifax. Prices rose by 1% in December compared with the previous month, marking the sixth consecutive monthly rise. The Halifax, now part of Lloyds Banking Group, said the average home was now worth £169,042. Read more... |
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