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Why listening is the most important skill when selling a home in the Royston Property Market
Listening is often something that is taken for granted, and if we’re honest with ourselves we don’t always listen effectively all the time – we could be distracted by something else happening or going on in our lives. But when it comes to selling homes in the Royston property market, listening should never be underestimated. At Ensum Brown we believe it is the most important skill we possess, and one that places us at an advantage when selling your home in Royston.
Panic Buying in the Royston Property Market?
With 65.9% of properties on the market in Royston sold (stc), the Royston property market is on fire. Yet for many Royston property sellers, the buyers seem to missing them out, meaning they can’t move to their dream home
Over 1 in 4 Royston Properties Being Sold with No Chain
Over 1 in 3 Royston properties are currently being sold with no-chain. Why are so many Royston property owners selling without a chain? Is it a good idea to rent in between moving home and what will this mean for the Royston property market? Read the article to find out
Royston Property Market: 2011-2021
A look back at the Royston housing market over the last decade .. 2011 to 2021 and where its future lies. If you are a future Royston home buyer, Royston homeowner or Royston buy to let landlord, this is an article you should not ignore.
Royston Property Market Improved by 43.4% Over Pre-Pandemic Levels
The Royston property market has improved by 43.4% over pre-pandemic levels, so we have to ask if there has there ever been a better time for Royston property owners?
Everything Royston Landlords Need to Know About the Looming EICR Deadline
In this two-minute read, we look at new rules on electrical safety reports that come into force next month. It’s no joke: landlords who fail to get an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) for their rental property by 1 April could face a fine of up to £30,000.
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