Nicolas Holmes, Author at Robert Holmes

About the author

Nicolas Holmes

Nick joined Robert Holmes to inject fresh ideas and help grow the New Homes department of Robert Holmes as well as helping to inject technology into the business and to grow its client base. Together with one of the Directors Nick is in charge of all Development opportunities that Robert Holmes deals with along with sales. Aged 40, he provides succession together with the two existing directors. Nick has always been focused on building client relationships and sales. He built up his own gallery in Chelsea, where he had a loyal following of customers and artists.

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

Subsidence – Would You Know the Signs?

13/09/21
posted in: Home Improvement
written by Nicolas Holmes

As UK summers get hotter, cases of subsidence are on the increase. Yet a recent survey found that less than half of homeowners know the signs to look out for.

How Long Does a House Sale Take?

06/09/21
posted in: FAQ
written by Nicolas Holmes

If you are thinking of selling your house, it is essential to have a realistic idea of how long the process is likely to take.

Gas Boiler Scrappage Scheme to Encourage Shift to Heat Pumps

23/08/21
posted in: Property News
written by Nicolas Holmes

UK homeowners could receive grants of £7,000 to replace gas boilers with greener heat pumps in a £400 million government programme.

How to Extend a Lease

16/08/21
posted in: FAQ
written by Nicolas Holmes

If you own a London flat or apartment, it’s most likely a leasehold property. Find out what you need to know about extending your lease and the costs involved.

Tickets on sale for Wimbledon BookFest’s Sunset Festival

09/08/21
posted in: Local Area
written by Nicolas Holmes

The five-day event feature 40+ talks, workshops and activities in reduced-capacity, open-sided marquees on Wimbledon Common. Read More...

Energy Performance Certificates – What Landlords Need to Know

02/08/21
posted in: FAQ
written by Nicolas Holmes

If you are renting out a property, you will need an Energy Performance Certificate. In this guide, we explain what they are, your obligations and how you could improve your EPC rating.