Meet the estate agents turning themselves into superstars

International investors make up a big chunk of Britain’s second home market, especially in London. Many of these investors hail from the Far East, but how is this Asian demand for property holding up during the coronavirus crisis?

Published 5 June 2020

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As the world continues to go a little crazy in lockdown, some professionals in property are dialing up the fun-meter in a bid to grab attention and stay on top.

Offering her view on the trend, our Founder and Managing Partner, Camilla Dell shared with The Financial Times how in the UK, some high-end sellers simply do not want an online presence because of confidentiality and security:

“The property might have artwork and family photographs. Private individuals don’t want that kind of exposure or need that kind of exposure.”, she warned.

As the world continues to go a *little* crazy in lockdown, some professionals in property are dialing up the fun-meter in a bid to grab attention and stay on top.

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As the world continues to go a little crazy in lockdown, some professionals in property are dialing up the fun-meter in a bid to grab attention and stay on top.