We needed a fresh approach & new ideas to sell our home

We needed a fresh approach & new ideas to sell our home

Each week we look at a different client we acted for in their move. Everyone moves for different reasons and has a different problem they need an estate agent to solve. Hear directly from the homeowner on how Newboulds & Co helped.

Our client had instructed another local estate agent to market their home, but wasn't sure it was receiving the exposure it deserved. After a few months, the homeowner invited Newboulds & Co to create a strategy. We instructed an amazing professional photographer to showcase the property correctly and devised a social media marketing campaign, which is something the previous agent didn't do.

Within a couple of weeks Newboulds & Co received multiple offers and the person that went on to buy the property saw it on Instagram!

Below is what the client had to say:

"After our house being on the market for a long time we decided to change agents to Newboulds. David came in and gave honest, realistic advice. Our house was on the market with a new set of fantastic photos within days and sold within a matter of weeks! Newboulds are friendly, professional, very responsive and think outside of the box to get your property seen. Would recommend 100%."

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