Jo Eccles

London

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Jo Eccles: On the importance of acting quickly on good value

4 days ago | primeresi.com | Jo Eccles

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How parents are using the Bank of Mum and Dad to avoid inheritance tax

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Jo Eccles
Jo Eccles: Four key themes in the Prime London market this spring

1 month ago | primeresi.com | Jo Eccles

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The real reason why you can’t find your dream home

1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Jo Eccles

You don’t have to think too far back to remember a time when your local high street was lined with the offices of well-known estate agencies, alongside a couple of local independents. Almost every property for sale was listed with one of them, and buyers and sellers knew exactly who they were dealing with. It’s all changed over the past 10 years, particularly since Covid.
The real reason why you can't find your dream home

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jo Eccles

You don't have to think too far back to remember a time when your local high street was lined with the offices of well-known estate agencies, alongside a couple of local independents. Almost every property for sale was listed with one of them, and buyers and sellers knew exactly who they were dealing with. It's all changed over the past 10 years, particularly since Covid.
Jo Eccles: Why turnkey condition won’t guarantee a sale

2 months ago | primeresi.com | Jo Eccles

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The clues that prove you’re paying too much for your house

2 months ago | msn.com | Jo Eccles

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The clues that prove you’re paying too much for your house

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Jo Eccles

As the old adage goes, a property is only worth what a buyer will pay for it. But with the current market so difficult to read, anyone buying a property – for a home or investment – is faced with a real challenge when it comes to working out what a property is really worth, and making sure you’re not overpaying. The majority of the individuals and families my property search company helps have already been searching for an average of six to 12 months before appointing us.
The secret clues that prove you're paying too much for your house

2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jo Eccles

Often, they are actually the ones setting the price and the agent will go along with it to win the instruction, knowing it will have to be reduced further down the line. Questioning the rationale should uncover this. Land Registry data, which can also be found on Rightmove, is also useful for checking how much similar properties nearby have sold for - but unfortunately it's usually at least six months out of date by the time it's published.
The new breed of millionaires buying up London

Jan 31, 2025 | msn.com | Jo Eccles

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