6 months on from your property valuation

6 months on from your property valuation - What has changed?

So many factors can influence the property market, is your market appraisal still accurate?

It is 6 months since we provided a market appraisal of your home. A lot can change in this time.

So, if you're making plans to sell your home, feel free to contact us so we can provide an up to date appraisal. We can do this over the phone, email or revisit you.

Start planning the next step of your journey in confidence.

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