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Tim Wicks joins Aldreds! We are delighted to announce that Tim Wicks has joined Aldreds as Branch Manager in our Gorleston office. Tim joins Director Dan Crawley in our market leading office covering NR31 bringing his 37 years’ experience to this already very successful branch. Having dealt with all property types from terraced houses to luxury homes and rural property, Tim’s expertise will be a great benefit to local sellers. Tim will work alongside Dan and the rest of the team in continuing to deliver a first-rate professional estate agency service to customers and clients old and new.

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Well done Louis! Congratulations to Louis Sansom Williams in our Gorleston office who oversaw his first sale to completion last week. Louis joined us in June and has excelled in his new role becoming popular with both customers and his colleagues with his enthusiasm and can do attitude! We all remember our first sale and completion! Louis will remember this one!

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Congratulations to Michael in our Lowestoft office who has just completed TM training 'Stars of Tomorrow' course! Michael is making great strides in our Lowestoft branch and especially enjoys meeting the customers at accompanied viewings and getting those sales tied up in the field! Well done Michael!

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Autumn Bounce? Traditionally September and October have always been busier months in the housing market. Families can put their plans to move off through the summer break whilst kids off schools and flights to sunny destinations take priority. Listing your property or starting your search in the autumn means you still have time to complete a move before Christmas. If you are thinking of selling or buying call us today to discuss your options!

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Inflation falls again – could this be good news on interest rates. This morning the latest inflation figures have been released and show a fall back in the annual rate from 7.9% to 6.8%. This is coupled with the news over the last fortnight that lenders have started to reduce their fixed rate mortgages on the presumption that the Bank of England base rate may be nearing its peak. What does this mean for the housing market? Higher interest rates and the cost of living will continue to have an effect but a stable rate of borrowing and a more favourable out look can only be a good thing. Many buyers are still seeking to purchase and move. We have had a healthy start to August and some well priced properties are attracting good levels of interest. Thinking of selling? Call your local Aldreds office today!
  1. Sales Progression
  2. £10,000 raised
  3. Inflation
  4. Good Bye to Expert Agent