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If you’ve been asking yourself “should I sell my house in Surbiton this year?”, September might just be your golden window. After the lazy days of summer, the property market in Surbiton always finds a second wind in early autumn. Buyers return from holidays motivated to make big decisions, families are back into routines, and houses start to look their very best. Here’s why September could be the smartest move you make all year.
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If you’ve been wondering whether now is the right moment to put your Thames Ditton home on the market, you might be surprised to hear that August could be the sweet spot. While many assume the property market slows down for the summer holidays, in Thames Ditton the picture can be quite different and if you’re looking to sell your house in Thames Ditton, this month might just work in your favour.
As a local estate agent in Thames Ditton who’s been helping people buy and sell here for years, we’ve seen first-hand how August can deliver motivated buyers, less competition, and faster deals.
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When you're buying or selling a home in Surbiton, schools often top the list of priorities and for good reason. Whether you're planning ahead for your little one’s first day or mid-way through choosing secondary schools, understanding school catchments can seriously influence your move.
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When you’re selling your home, it’s natural to want the highest possible price. But when an estate agent gives you an over-optimistic valuation, it can end up costing you time, money and ultimately, a sale.
If you’re thinking of selling your house in Surbiton, here’s why accurate pricing matters more than ever.
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This week’s BBC Panorama exposé has caused shock and anger across the UK housing market. The investigation revealed disturbing practices at two of the country’s largest estate agencies where buyers and sellers were allegedly misled in pursuit of additional profit.
It’s everything estate agency shouldn’t be but unfortunately this is the rising perception of the industry to a large proportion of the public.
