Wembley Property Market Update for July

A round up of all things property that have been happening in Wembley over the month of July.

Wow! How time flies when you are working hard.

It is now over two months since we stepped back into our office on the 1st June 2020 and masks, gloves, shoe covers and hand sanitiser take up space in our stationary cupboard where there was once rubber bands and paperclips.

These safety measures and others have become our everyday working practice and our number 1 priority is to keep everyone we come into contact with safe.

However we are so glad to be back doing what we love, helping people move on to the next chapter in their lives.

Take a look at this months round up on the video.

If you have any questions or want to know if now if the right time to buy or sell then give me a call on 020 8903 3090 and we can have a chat about your needs,

Till next month, stay safe.

Abigail x



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