What's happened to the local property market since June 30th?

Our director, David Long shares with you what buyers and tenants are currently looking for.

Since the first part of the Stamp Duty holiday ended on June 30th, many have asked us what has happened to the local property market.

We are still registering lots of buyers and tenants, find out here in 90 seconds what they want.

If you are selling or letting a property locally, this information is crucial and we have all of these people registered through our Heads Up Property alerts.


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