Winkworth, London’s largest estate agency group, is thrilled to be sponsoring Kew the Music for the second year running. And, the event held between July 3-8, is set to be even bigger than last year.
Winkworth has on the market some charming thatched cottages at the moment. Here are four of the best on offer.
M Winkworth PLC [‘Winkworth’] has opened an office in Grantham. The office will cover the town and surrounding villages such as the Vale of Belvoir, Long Bennington, Allington, Harlaxton, Colsterworth, Manthorpe, Belton, Barrowby, Great Gonerby and Old Somerby.
Property is a good investment for the short to medium term. Like gold in uncertain times people go to these safe havens and although bricks and mortar are not as liquid as a stock or share, it does give investors a sense of security knowing these properties are not going to disappear in the same way stock prices can fall.
Winkworth, through the Academy, helps to nurture and develop an estate agent’s core skills as well as improving the skills of those seasoned professionals. All of which contributes to providing the best service to all Winkworth clients.
Many Winkworth offices have reported a rise in the number of buyers expressing interest in entering the market in early 2012 and many vendors who have sat on their hands are now tired of trying to second-guess the market and plan on instructing sales early in the year. We are therefore hopeful of a strong start to 2012.
Winkworth Battersea has thrown its weight behind Storm, a charity to help motivate unemployed young people. The Battersea office ran a course for 6-8 local young people in conjunction with Storm, from Monday 31st October to Friday 4th November. The course was coordinated with the Borough Commander and local MP Jane Ellison, who visited the scheme on Friday.
David King Country House Department Director toured Winkworth East Midlands offices this week visiting Lincoln, Sleaford, Market Deeping and Bourne.
Winkworth Dulwich is taking part in Movember which is a fund-raising charity event for the men in the office to grow the biggest, silliest-looking moustache they can muster over the course of November.
On August 24, the French Prime Minister François Fillon announced a series of French tax increases as part of the French austerity plan to reduce government debt. Certain changes have now been confirmed whereas others are still to be debated.
