Revealed – the nation’s best performing estate agents

Revealed – the nation’s best performing estate agents


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Estate agent comparison site, GetAgent.co.uk, recently shared where the nation’s best-performing estate agents are currently located.

Estate agents that receive the best values on average ranked the highest. The majority achieved 118% of the original asking price on average.

Top performing postcodes

The figures show that this year estate agents are selling homes for 99.7% of the original asking price across England and Wales.

In addition to this. 43% of postcodes are achieving average sale values of 100% or more of the asking price.

Some of the top-performing estate agents are located in the Pembrokeshire postcode district of SA36 sales values are 118% of the asking price.  

The average sale value is 112.5% of the asking price in Northumberland’s NE67 and in Liverpool’s L27, agents are achieving 107.8% of the asking price. 

Agents in Sheffield’s S11 are achieving 107.1% of the asking price while the NE69 postcode district is achieving 107% of this price. 

In the capital, the W1W postcode of Westminster achieved an average sale value of 87.7% of the asking price. while in W1K and the City of London’s EC4V, agents are achieving 88.6% and 89.2%. 

Chief operating officer of GetAgent.co.uk, Mal McCallion commented: “Over the past couple of years, our nation’s brilliant estate agents have been working harder than ever under the weight of unprecedented homebuyer demand, triggered largely by the government’s stamp duty holiday introduced at the start of the pandemic.” 

“Today, the peak of this demand is well behind us but we’re still seeing a high level of market activity and the fact that agents are still managing to secure their clients such impressive sale prices is testament to their hard work and professional skills.”

“The coming months might bring a whole new challenge for estate agents as the cost of living crisis and uncertain economic outlook affect the buying appetite of the British public. But if their track record is anything to go by, the very best agents will still find a way to appeal to sellers and buyers alike, outperforming all expectations.”

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