Spring is one of the most popular times of year to sell your home. Longer days, brighter light and blooming gardens make properties look their best, while buyer activity naturally increases after winter. If you’re thinking about putting your home on the market this spring, a little preparation can go a long way.

If you own a flat in Canterbury and you are currently on the market, you may be asking yourself a difficult question. Why is nothing happening? We believe in being transparent and evidence led. So rather than relying on opinion, let’s look at what is actually happening across CT1–CT4 between 1st January and 2nd March 2026.

Every estate agent promises it. Every valuation appointment includes it. And every seller and landlord has heard it so often that it becomes background noise. The phrase is simple: “We work in your best interests.” But what does that really look like in practice?

If you own rental property in your personal name, this is your reminder. Making tax digital for income tax has been on the horizon for some time, yet many private landlords are still unclear on what it will mean in practice. With implementation dates now confirmed and thresholds set, this is the point where preparation needs to turn into action.