Blog posts

Will Cambridge house prices really go downhill? A reflection on the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic In answer to the question, certainly some – predictably those on bigger new developments where prices were achieving all time highs. However the Cambridge market is a strong one. …

Guest blogger Elisabeth Klaar works as a freelancer at Oak Tree Studio  in Cambridge. She was brought up in Germany and the UK and is bilingual herself.  She has two daughters, has lived abroad with her family (in France and Germany) and travels regularly to …

Andrea Joyce our guest blogger continues her superb Education series with expert insights into the University application process. We hope you find it useful. The University Application Journey – invaluable expert advice from Cambridge University Medical School interviewing panel and Marshall University in West Virginia on …

Insider’s Insight: Education Open Days Summer already feels like a distant memory with the nights drawing in, the temperature taking an autumnal dip and even Christmas treats appearing on our supermarket shelves. Once the new cohorts of students are settled in attention turns to the biggest …

Property is either an investment or your life’s work. Working with clients who have been looking themselves for several years to find their ideal home, I realise it is about so much more. The regular Cambridge Saturday viewing sessions become a feature of your lives, …

Moving to Cambridge? Once you’ve established your budget it helps to identify: 1/ Your needs, commute to work being an obvious priority 2/ Your family, children’s schooling and childcare 3/ Your preference, modern/old, apartment/house 4/ Your lifestyle, evenings in town/country walks/sport How Move to Cambridge …