Property

To support landlords and tenants across the Isle of Wight during one of the biggest changes in rental legislation in years, Red Squirrel Property Shop is hosting a dedicated Renters Reform Information Evening in January.

A once-popular seafront bar in a poor state of repair can now be transformed into a 4-bedroom house, the Council has decided, but concerns have been raised.

The first residents have moved into their new homes at Three Oaks, a 100% affordable scheme for Isle of Wight residents in Newport.

A former church, which pirouetted into a dance studio, is among the lots set to go under the hammer at Clive Emson's December auction.

8 properties on the Isle of Wight have gone under the hammer, the latest to be sold at auction by Clive Emson Auctioneers. They are among 187 lots listed across southern England in latest auction by Clive Emson Auctioneers. Rob...

Some 20 properties on the Isle of Wight are being auctioned this month. They are among 186 lots listed across southern England in the October auction by Clive Emson Auctioneers, the seventh of 8 auctions this year. Rob Marchant, regional...

The 104-bedroom Broadway Park Hotel in Sandown has been purchased by Caledonian Leisure, which operates under the Caledonian Travel and UKBreakaways brands. Following the acquisition, the property will be renamed as The Caledonian Island Hotel - a title chosen to reflect...

A vacant seafront pub in Shanklin has gone under the auctioneer’s hammer for £391,000 in a bidding war. The freehold Chine Inn (lot 98) was among 195 lots listed across southern England in the 18th September auction by Clive Emson...

A total of 24 property and land lots on the Isle of Wight are to be auctioned later this month. They are among 191 lots listed across Southern England in the September auction by Clive Emson Auctioneers – the firm’s...

In a new regular feature on Island Echo, Charlie Panayi, CEO of Red Squirrel Property Shop, gives an update on the Isle of Wight’s property market… When is the best time to sell? This is one of the most common questions...