Lockdown 2: Housing Market to Remain Open

Posted on: 10 November 2020

Lockdown 2: Housing Market to Remain Open

A quick message to let you know that following the government announcement, that the housing market is permitted to remain open during the current lockdown, we are open and able to continue viewings and valuations where sensible and safe to do so.

We are not allowing any ‘drop-in’ appointments to the office, so if you would like to schedule a viewing, valuation or appointment of any kind, please do contact us by phone or email first.

We are following government safety guidelines to ensure our clients and staff remain as safe as possible.

Further, we are undertaking video tours and virtual viewings to help you decide which properties are worth viewing, so to reduce the number of physical viewings, as well as save all parties time and travel.

We are currently witnessing a high demand from our clients, on both sales and rentals, many of whom have a strong desire to be moved before Christmas or whom are hoping to beat the stamp duty holiday deadline (currently 31st March 2021), so we will do all we can to assist in their property search whilst doing our utmost to keep all parties safe.  

If you would like more information about moving home during the lockdown or advice on selling or letting a property in the current market, get in touch: welcome@living-london.net 0207 231 0002 and we will do all we can to assist.

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