Since 2010, our aim has been simple: to give every client an exceptional, personal service. This year, our customers have recognised that commitment, awarding Holden Gold as Best Agent in South East (Essex) and Best in County for Essex at the 2026 ESTAS Customer Service Awards.

Our office will be closed as we swap Maldon for London! Wish us luck.

A new government scheme could help first-time buyers purchase with a deposit of just 2.5%. With more details expected at the October Budget, here’s what prospective buyers need to know.

Hoping to be in your next home by Christmas? With property transactions taking months rather than weeks, October is the time to understand what’s realistic — and why it can still pay to get moving.

The private rental sector has already seen major changes in 2026, with more reforms approaching. Here’s what landlords in England should have on their radar this autumn.

Autumn activity is returning to the property market, but affordability continues to shape decisions. We look at the latest prices, buyer demand, mortgage figures and what they mean for movers.

Introducing the newest member of our team, Evie!

In a changing market, accurate advice matters. In CM9, no agent listed more homes than Holden — and Holden agreed the most sales with the lowest reduction rate among the top five agents. Thinking of selling or switching? Trust local. Trust Holden.

13.1 miles. One very special reason. Ryan completed the Great North Run in memory of Bailey, with an incredible amount of support behind him. We wanted to share a few words of thanks and reflect on what the day meant to Ryan, his family and everyone who supported him.

A change of tenancy is a useful opportunity to review more than the rent. From property condition to compliance and management, a little preparation this autumn can help create a smoother next let.

A move often starts long before a property is officially listed. If selling within the next few months is becoming a realistic possibility, September is a good time to work out what needs to happen first.

Buyers have plenty to compare this autumn, which makes the way a home enters the market increasingly important. A strong first impression, realistic price and thoughtful presentation can all help attract the right attention.