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BETTER GET EMBLEYS ROUND

Choosing an estate agent can be a tricky business. The services on offer often look similar and sometimes it seems the only way to differentiate is by price.

With Embleys there is one key difference – it’s not about who we are and how long we’ve been in business, it’s all about YOU.

This is more of a game changer than you may think. Being newer to the marketplace means we have embraced agile, highly effective ways of working, which are appropriate to today’s marketplace and all geared to one thing; selling our clients’ properties and helping them find the new home of their dreams. We do this successfully by understanding exactly what our customers’ needs are and making sure everything matches their criteria. We pride ourselves on it and most importantly, we can prove that it works.

For example, ever wondered how many viewings it takes for a house to sell? The national average is 18 but then we’re not your average estate agency - Embleys generally sells in just 11. That’s less time cleaning and more time choosing new home cards!

Let’s look at asking price. Across the UK, estate agents usually achieve around 90% of the asking price for their clients. Embleys averages over 96%. That’s a lot of money saved to invest in your new place.

The proof really is in the pudding. Competitors may tell you Embleys has fewer homes on its books and they are not wrong – that’s because annually we sell 75% of what we have. Who doesn’t want an estate agent that can shift properties? The question to ask is what percentage of houses on their books they sell each year. If they say 35%, it’s not so bad, at least they are achieving the national average.

We love what we do – there is nothing better than helping people through the house moving process. In short, if you want to sell your house with ease, well then: ‘Better get Embleys round.’

Want to know more? We’d love to speak to you. Please give us a call on 0191 252 2810 or visit www.embleys.co.uk.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Julie Nelson .