Gazumping – and why it benefits no one, least of all agents
Perhaps estate agents should defend themselves when the press implies gazumping is their fault.
Ed Mead is ex exec director of D&G, an independent commentator (www.ed-mead.com), and a founder of Viewber
Perhaps estate agents should defend themselves when the press implies gazumping is their fault.
Some will read this and be spitting out their cereal, but I can’t help feeling shouty Property PR is death spiralling and subject to the law of diminishing returns.
The Simplify Group conveyancing debacle: The stressful process of buying and selling property is simply not being managed sensitively.
There is room for improvement in terms of how the agent interacts with the buyer or tenant.
Ed Mead says that this is something he believes the market has been crying out for but has never been stitched together – till now. For sales agents, 2030 has arrived.
There’s never been a better time to leapfrog into the future.
Is a universal translator possible?
Agents could service their consumers more effectively and cheaper whilst employing fewer staff
Working from home requires discipline and appropriate company oversight.