Get them to exercise their imaginations and enter the Homes Xmas Art Competition by designing a special Christmas Card. This should depict Santa doing his best to deliver presents, but making sure he sticks to the current Covid guidelines!
We are seeing demand remaining very strong as we head towards the end of the year. Residential sales agreed in our region are up, year-on-year, by an amazing 69% and we’re anticipating that prices will have risen by nearly 6% in 2020, over last year. Even with the ending of the stamp duty holiday in March next year, which has undoubtedly buoyed the market to date, we are very positive about the outlook for 2021.
The local community in Petersfield has voted for Homes Estate Agents as being the best agent in town for 2020! With literally thousands of public votes being cast online during October, the final decision was announced during the ‘Oscars style’ virtual Awards Ceremony which took place on 13th November.
The Directors at Homes want to reassure you of our plans to continue to function as a business, whilst highlighting the additional precautions we have introduced to maintain the safety of you and our staff at all times, which continues to be a priority.
Homes in Alton is celebrating the success of an employee – Tahmid Miah, 25, who has received his Masters degree in Architecture (MArch) from the
We are still very much open for business, albeit we are working from various different home locations! Fortunately all our team members are able to access the Homes’ back office systems and full property particulars from their home computers.
Q: How is the current property market? A: The residential property market has been very stable recently and we have seen a significant increase in
Homes have just collected their 5th major industry award in 4 years! This latest recognition was announced at the national EA Masters event in London late last week.
Wow … transforming those ugly pipes into beautiful pieces of art! Like everyone, we see all kinds of unsightly protrusions from buildings and pathways where you just wish they could be covered up somehow!
Buying a 2.5Kg chicken for lunch over the weekend? – that’ll be £54.00 please … oh, and I’d also like 2 litres of milk and some eggs – no problem, that’ll be £11.20 for the milk and £5.75 for the eggs! Sounds crazy? Well maybe not so, had the price of food risen at the same rate as house prices have since 1971!
