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I know estate agents arent everyone’s favourite people. We get called names. We get blamed. We get judged before we’ve even said hello. But there’s another side you never see. You don’t see me taking a call at midnight because a seller is in tears. You don’t see me driving across town on my day off to hand deliver a document that will keep a sale alive. You don’t see the weight I carry when a chain collapses and a family’s plans crumble with it. This job isn’t just about houses. It’s about break ups and fresh starts. About first homes and last goodbyes. About helping people through some of the most stressful days of their lives. I don’t do it for applause or a headline. I dont do for the money (most negotiators are on minimum wage and £50 sales commission) I do it because I know what it means to you. And if that means I take the stress so you don’t have to, then that’s exactly what I will do.
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Estate Agent “Local expert on the property market” – yet you’ve never published a single stat, insight, or opinion. You're not a thought leader. You're a brochure.
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South West London Property Market Is it a buyers’ or sellers’ market? Understanding whether the current property market favours buyers or sellers is key to making the right call. If you follow my regular property updates, you'll know one of the most reliable ways to assess the market is by looking at the percentage of homes marked as "Sold STC" or "Under Offer" compared to the total number of properties on the market. Let's show that in practice. In this example, if there are 400 properties on the market in a location, and say 300 properties are for sale, fully available to buy, and the remaining 100 are under offer or sold. 100 as a percentage of 400 gives us a sales percentage of 25%. It is this percentage that strongly indicates the local property market temperature and who holds the upper hand, i.e. buyers or sellers (or somewhere between). This percentage figure acts as a barometer for market conditions and can be analysed using this table: ·      ...
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