Agents with local knowledge come out on top with public ? Rightmove

An agent with good knowledge of the local area and market is most important to prospective sellers deciding whom to invite out to value their home, according to the latest research among thousands of Rightmove users.

The findings reveal that for 74% of sellers, local knowledge is among the most important things they look for when shortlisting an agent to invite out for a valuation… Read Full Story »

Does your home look like a haunted house to potential buyers or tenants?

Go from ‘frightful’ to delightful with our new Home Staging service.
Your property needs to be inviting, memorable and to stand out among the dozens of homes that potential buyers or tenants may be viewing. Our Home Staging service can turn an empty property into the most desirable home on the market by transforming it into a space buyers or tenants can see themselves living in.

We work trusted partner… Read Full Story »

Market Update: Autumn 2014

In today?s challenging marketplace, Steve Parsons, Head of Residential Sales at andrew scott robertson, explains how to get real with your estate agent
There is no doubt that there has been a noticeable change in the property market in the second quarter of this year. The first quarter showed some spectacular results on the back of an already brisk 2013, but then almost on the day of the change… Read Full Story »

Why Wimbledon Scouts Are The Icing On The Cake

Anyone who thought Scouts was all about wiggling a woggle over a campfire clearly did not get to see the Wimbledon Edge Hill Explorer Scouts (WEESU) in action outside our office this Saturday… Read Full Story »

Three Reasons Why Jose Mourinho Should Sell Your Property For You (Or at least why your estate agent should emulate him.)

The recent news that football manager Jose Mourinho is going back to Chelsea has had fans cheering his return. He is a popular, successful manager so that got me thinking, should managers of estate agencies take their lead from ?the special one… Read Full Story »

London Prices Harden At Andrew Scott Robertson’s June Auction

Buyer demand for London properties pushed revenues to ?9.8m at Andrew Scott Robertson?s 4th June auction held at the Grand Connaught Rooms, WC2, reflecting a 74% success rate.

While the price of residential property averaged at ?183,365 across the catalogue, the average cost of a vacant residential property located within the M25 was ?204,000.

A total of 73 lots were offered for sale. Interest in residential… Read Full Story »

15th April 2013 Post Auction News

Strengthening demand for vacant and tenanted residential property located within the M25 underpinned results at andrew scott robertson’s 15 April auction.

The sale raised revenues of ?11.2m producing an average lot size of ?149,000 and success rates of 76% after 73 out of 96 lots traded hands. Some ?8.7m worth of property sold was within the M25, and ?1.7m was raised from sales in the… Read Full Story »

Cruisemaster Yard & Boatyard Premises, Eel Pie Island, Twickenham – Sale Deferred

Cruisemaster Yard & Boatyard Premises, Eel Pie Island, Twickenham – Sale Deferred – The sale of the above property has been deferred until our 4th June auction… Read Full Story »

andrew scott robertson’s Second Sale of 2013

Welcome to our April catalogue and our second auction under the andrew scott robertson banner.

We opened our calendar with our new corporate identity and a strong result, with the February sale producing in excess of ?22m and an 82% success rate. So it is with great pleasure that we bring our latest catalogue to the market, comprising over 101 residential and secondary commercial lots, with the chance to add… Read Full Story »

Next Auction Sale 15th April 2013

We are open for instructions for our next sale which will be held on Monday 15th April 2013.
If you are considering placing your property for auction please call or email us for further advice… Read Full Story »