Ok, I think we got away with it. There was a swathe of stuff in this week’s Budget to lament, however not much if, anything, that will affect the general property market. Freezing income tax thresholds, increasing duty on alcohol, tobacco and vapes, and slashing the...
A Budget of Broken promises, the biggest leak since the PROFUMO scandal and a tax raid on earners, property, on landlords, on wealth creators, on EV owners who bought in good faith, drinkers, including milkshake drinkers, vapers, smokers, gamblers and on savers and...
OPINION: Budget ’25 – there’s nothing to see here. It’s all fine… You’re all concerned about Rachel Reeves’ Budget next week and certainly some aspects of the property market are frightened almost to death of what’s to come. Read on here.
Proper PR’s Russell Quirk on GB News Tuesday 18th November with Martin Daubney talking about the Chancellor’s latest tax-rise intention - a Mansion Tax. After houses, pensioners, businesses and milkshakes, will she soon run out of things to tax us on? Watch here.
We grabbed the opportunity to speak to a room full of SME property developers, the engine of new housing delivery in the UK, via the impressive Developers Club. They asked us to talk specifically about PR and how essential it is in a house builder’s marketing mix. But...
We recently sat down with boss of Credas, Tim Barnett, to talk about a number of hot topics. In this slice we discussed government mandated digital ID cards. Are they needed? Are they sinister? This is the very candid conversation between Tim and Russell.
In property, timing is everything. Markets move fast, headlines shift daily, and what resonated last month can feel irrelevant the next. That’s why agility isn’t just helpful in PR. It’s essential. At Proper PR, we take an agile approach to every campaign. It means we...
Can you Compete with the Market Leaders?In an age where digital presence defines success in property, effective estate agent marketing is everything. But with so many marketing channels available, one question always comes up: how do you measure goes far beyond...
