Guide: 10 things that could increase the value of your property

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Talking about homes and property values is something of a pastime in the UK. Property is probably among one of the largest assets we own, so it’s not surprising that we want the value to go up.

While property prices have soared in recent years, investing in your home could push up its value even more. Whether you like to take on projects yourself or hire a professional, our latest guide explains ten things you could do to boost the value of your home, including:

Creating extra living space by converting the loft
Updating your bathroom
Showing your garden some love
Converting a room into a home office.

Download “10 things that could increase the value of your property” and discover how to boost the value of your home.

Rob Gill

Rob graduated from Exeter University with a degree in Economics and started his career in investment banking, a decade-long period which included six years as an equity trader at Nomura. With an ambition to start his own business, Rob moved into mortgage broking in 2006, and in 2009 co-founded Coreco, a City-based mortgage brokerage which grew to become a major London firm and well know industry brand. Rob exited the business in 2017 and subsequently worked with Mercury FX, a foreign exchange broker based in the City, before co-founding Altura in 2018. Rob lives in London with his Belgian wife and two children. He has also spent time living and working in Sydney and Amsterdam. Rob enjoys travelling and in recent years visited countries throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America. Closer to home, Rob enjoys London theatre, is an avowed crypto-currency enthusiast, and is a keen supporter of volunteer organisations which work with school-aged children to provide career coaching and advice.

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