Market Plus

Free second listing, with Market Plus

Marketing your property online is key to reaching prospective buyers. So, we advertise your property for sale on the UK’s most visited property portal websites, and proudly offer a FREE second listing too!

The additional advert is available to you, free of charge, through “Market Plus”, an exclusive service from our partners, Homewise.

A second online listing increases exposure for your property, ensuring it appears in more search results and reaches a wider audience, which can increase your chances of securing the right buyer sooner.

How does Market Plus work?

Your property is listed on portal websites with us at the market value as normal and, subject to property criteria, you will have a second online advert showing a Homewise “Home for Life Planguide price, an option for ages 60 and over.

Homewise customers can secure a home of their choice for significantly less than the market value with a Home for Life Plan. This helps them achieve their moving goals and means they can be free from ongoing financial burdens (such as rent or mortgage payments) and have the security of a home they love for their lifetime too.

If an Over 60s customer were to choose your property you would not receive any less – Homewise would pay the full agreed selling price to buy the property from you, just like any other buyer. The Over 60s customer would pay a lesser amount to Homewise to purchase a Home for Life Plan to live there.

A Market Plus listing is completely free of charge and optional. Speak with your agent today to find out how we can help you secure the best buyer for your property, for the best price.

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