Buying, selling and letting

On a purchase, the brief is read first. The book then offers homes and commercial property that match it, with a note on price and what the street is doing.

On a sale, the asking price comes from a market comparison, competing listings and the location. The property is shown to the audience that can actually buy it, and the owner hears where the file stands.

On a let, the options follow the client’s criteria. The lease and the legal steps are prepared in the file. Businesses can also look at offices, shops and storage.

The work rests on an experienced desk, a written brief, open updates, and the measurements already in the listing.