Folklore or Fact, is Easter the best time to sell?

Folklore or Fact, is Easter the best time to sell?

The New Year’s enthusiasm for moving home reaches boiling point as the daffodils burst open making Spring traditionally the most popular time in the UK for buying and selling homes. With the Easter holiday on the horizon our sales teams are preparing for the rush of buyers registering to buy a property just like yours!

Get ready for the annual Easter property rush when the nation makes that decision between decorating their current home or seeking pastures new, perhaps within the same area as they currently live or more excitedly a new home and a new neighbourhood!

The crazy days of the post-pandemic property boom are behind us and we are experiencing the return of normal housing market conditions. With this change the home buying system is not under such intense pressure and sale transactions are completing weeks earlier than over the last two years, just think you could be in your new house by the Summer.

If Amos Estates have already valued your home then why not ask us to return to take photographs and start marketing your property for sale? If you are listed with a different estate agents then talk to us about how a relaunch can make all the difference, we can get your property right at the top of the property portals, give us a chance!





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