Phillip’s Property Market Update: Why Autumn Matters

Phillip’s Property Market Update: Why Autumn Matters

In our latest market update, Phillip Bishop, Managing Director of Perry Bishop, shares his thoughts on the market, why the weeks ahead can bring renewed opportunities for buyers and sellers, and what really makes the difference when it comes to achieving a successful sale.

As the summer holidays come to an end, attention turns back to moving home and at Perry Bishop,
September and October are traditionally two of our busiest months for selling properties.


Today’s buyers have plenty of choice, which means getting the price, presentation and marketing right is more important than ever. Properties that stand out for the right reasons are selling, and the autumn market provides a great opportunity for those ready to make their move.

Whether you’re thinking of selling, already on the market or searching for your next home, take a few minutes to watch Phillip’s latest update and find out what the coming months could mean for you.

Ready to Make Your Move? If you’re considering selling this autumn, or would simply like some honest advice about your property and the local market, we’d be delighted to help.

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