What happened in the local property market in September

Our sales director, David Long, looks at what buyers and tenants want

September was a very busy month for Sales and Lettings.

As David mentions, buyers and tenants are making sure they have everything in place, ready to offer. We are receiving multiple offers on the majority of sales and lets that we are agreeing.

If you are looking to sell or let locally, it could be a great time to see what your home is worth.

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