Let’s call it what it is: being on the market with no real progress is frustrating.
Want to sell your home for the best price? First impressions matter, especially online. Dull photos, weak descriptions, and outdated marketing can cost you serious money. At Avocado Property, we use high-quality visuals, video tours, and social media to make your home stand out.
Selling a home takes 4-6 months on average, but the right strategy can speed things up. Pricing correctly, great presentation, and expert marketing all play a role. Want to avoid delays and attract serious buyers? Read our latest guide for insider tips, or book a free valuation to get tailored advice from Avocado Property today!
Many sellers lose time and money by making avoidable mistakes—overpricing, poor presentation, choosing the wrong agent, neglecting repairs, or being too rigid with viewings. Want to sell smarter and get the best price? Read my latest blog for expert tips orbook a free valuation today!
Want to get the best price for your home? Small updates like boosting kerb appeal, refreshing kitchens and bathrooms, and improving energy efficiency can make a big impact. I’ve helped many homeowners maximise their property’s value—let’s chat about how I can help you do the same!
Online valuations pull data from past sales but can’t assess your home’s upgrades, location, or buyer demand. That’s why they often mislead homeowners. For an accurate valuation and tips to maximise your sale price, a professional in-person assessment is key. Let's chat!
There comes a point when many landlords consider selling. It might be to free up capital, reduce a portfolio, or move into a different investment.
North Swindon and surrounding villages like Purton are heading into 2026 with a steady hand. Pricing is stable, demand is consistent and improving affordability is starting to bring cautious buyers back into the market. For sellers, this quarter offers a realistic, opportunity-filled window to act.
In 2025, 23.8% of agreed property sales in Ruislip did not complete, and this is more important than many homeowners think.
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In 2025, 20.8% of agreed property sales in Yateley did not complete, and this is more important than many homeowners think.