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Thursday, 09 May 2013
Marsh & Parsons is proud to announce the opening of their 19th office on London’s Baker Street – the site of the former Beatles Apple Store – as part of the agency’s expansion across the capital.
To celebrate the opening, Marsh & Parsons will be offering a 0% sales fee for the first three months following the launch until Friday 30th August. This represents a reduction from a standard commission of 2.5% and will save customers in the area an average of nearly £25,000.*
Tuesday, 07 May 2013
Estate agent Marsh & Parsons is delighted to announce the appointment of Siobhan Staunton as the new Head of New Homes, based in Kensington.
Siobhan joins Marsh & Parsons from St George and previously Ward Homes (part of Barratt), where she managed the sales and marketing of luxury developments across central London. Siobhan has also worked as an Area Manager for a large national estate agent with clients including St James, Crest Nicholson and Shanly Homes, where she gained a wealth of experience in this highly competitive field.
Thursday, 02 May 2013
"March figures paint a positive picture for the housing market with some small but significant steps surfacing on the road to recovery. It is encouraging to see more first-time buyers entering the market thanks to the Funding for Lending scheme. Funding conditions have improved rapidly as reflected by the falling rates and higher numbers of mortgage approvals recently. While the level of lending is still far from ideal, the market’s underlying buoyancy is still helping to push house prices up again from last month. House price growth in London continues to surge ahead of the rest of the country with the capital continuing to operate in another realm. There are signs that improved domestic buyer demand in the capital has been supplemented by a growing interest from foreign investors from Europe, and as a result we’ve seen buyer numbers rise compared to the same time as last year. This will feed through into more competition in coming months, boosting sales prices and transactions in prime London this year."
Thursday, 28 March 2013
"The relative shortage of stock sees house prices in the capital setting new records according to Nationwide. Demand is coming from both home and abroad and is set to continue with the much anticipated return to more seasonable Spring-like weather.
"The measures in the budget - while unlikely to be felt until next year when the mortgage guarantee for second hand homes comes into force in January – will also provide a stimulus to get the housing market moving at a more rapid pace.
"This is essential as it will enable people to move onto the ladder and for those existing owners to move up. This mobility will bring more homes onto the market and free the log jam at the lower end. But for now London house prices are immune to the ramifications of what’s happening in Cyprus and the wider Eurozone.
"There is a seemingly insatiable demand for the best parts of London (Kensington and Chelsea up 12%, Hammersmith and Fulham 13.3% according to land Registry) which demonstrates that London property is regarded as a very safe haven."
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