Move with Us, a network of independent estate agents, is hosting events which have been designed to impart valuable insights on the residential property market and unveil new instruction-winning tools to help estate agents.
Dennis Turner, former economist at HSBC, and Anthony Hilton, financial editor of the Evening Standard will be speaking at the ‘Propel’ events.
The events will be taking place at Bristol Pavilion, home to Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, on October 16, and Headingley Cricket Ground in Leeds on October 22.
Simon King, director at Move with Us, said: “The Propel events are an opportunity for agents to reflect on what they have been doing and put strategies in place to make the most of 2014.
“We intend to energise and inspire our partner agents with innovative new services to help them drive their business forward and win more listings, putting them at the forefront of the industry.”
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From the MoveWithUs website:
"To ensure our network is known for its quality partners, we invite agents ranked in the top five for market share and who are experts in their field to take part."
So there it is, folks - their subscription-paying bedmates have more stock than anyone else.
From the story above:
“We intend to energise and inspire our partner agents with innovative new services to help them drive their business forward and win more listings, putting them at the forefront of the industry.”
MORE properties on their registers. Apparently however it matters not one chuff whether they can actually SELL them or not.
Bloody hilarious.