At least that's what Charlie Lamdin thinks.

Now there's a change in No 10 and Westminster, we thought the time was right to have Charlie on as our main guest and see if he thinks the new government are up to the job when it comes to housing.

Simmo also casts his experienced eye over a new report on the level of SSTCs ( sold subject to contract transactions ) and dusts off his almanac of superb west country anecdotes in Selling Somerset.

When you pick an estate agent, can you be sure they give great service and when you read their reviews, are they genuine?

Are you sure?

Ben Marley, Commercial Director of the ESTAS Group LTD lays out what truthful and trustworthy reviews can do for anyone buying or selling a home.

Charlie Lamdin unquestionably gives it both barrels on Charlie Says when it comes to the BBC investigation into Purplebricks - take cover!

We find out how Alan's self build is not only stuck at a financial crossroads, but how it has a very specific issue that you might have some advice for.

Selling Somerset has an encounter with some highly unusual and functional furniture and will Simmo put to bed the idea that being an estate agent in 2024 is sexy??!

It seems like Simmo's dim (ish) view of open houses as a way to sell property didn't play out especially well.

Mainly in Devon.

Match Property's Nic Chbat is on to tell you why they work for him and what they can give to both vendor and buyer.

Not the best of news from Grafton Regis, as Alan's self build grinds to a halt ( wait, did we nick that from Kevin McCloud? )

Plus

Charlie Says tackles the Rightmove price index and Charlie isn't happy about it!

What could the link be between ITV and Purplebricks? This is the podcast that has the answer and there's a spooky tale from a particularly supernatural part of Somerset!

Selling Somerset brings on another house selling story that you won't hear anywhere else.