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Mon 21 May 2018
We’ve been selected by a leading national network to develop its expertise in the booming land and new homes sector.
The Land and New Homes Network (LNHN) spans the UK and brings the most professional, forward thinking and trusted non competing estate agents together to offer developers, property investors and home buyers an unparalleled service based on knowledge, experience and integrity.
This means we are now in an even stronger position to provide land and development consultancy to clients and a specialised new homes sales service.
Tim Lovett, our Managing Director said: “We are very pleased to be selected as the LNHN’s agent for West Cambs and North Beds. It means we can deliver even better results for our clients. Membership of the LNHN gives us access to national land and new homes experts who will be on hand to advise us when needed.
“The Government has made addressing the housing shortage a priority so with thousands of new homes needed we’ve been proactive to ensure our clients will benefit from the best advice and coverage available.
“The network’s national coverage means we have relationships with builders, developers, investors and estate agents from across the UK. This is good for anyone selling land or new homes with us, as it increases the amount of potential buyers enormously. And it means more choice and better quality for local people looking to buy a new home.”
Ian Stratford, Land and New Homes Network’s Managing Director, said: “We are really looking forward to working together with us.
“Lovett Sales & Lettings is exactly the type of agency we want as part of the network. They were selected for their professionalism, experience and their focus on delivering results for clients.”
If you own land or a property that you think might have development potential, or you are looking to purchase land, please call us on 01480 218200 for a confidential conversation, or email info@lovettsalesandlettings.co.uk
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