Company Tag: Eccord
Jo Eccles: On buyer sentiment post-election
The mood has been buoyant in Prime London since Labour took the keys to No. 10, reports buying agency boss, with many purchasers now deciding to press ahead.
Deal sealed on £32mn Notting Hill trophy home
PCL buying agency Eccord secures stunning turnkey mansion for hedge fund client relocating from the US.
Eccord expands Property Management team
Double hire brings 'a wealth of additional technical property knowledge and experience' to Jo Eccles' team.
Jo Eccles: Three key prime property trends to watch in H2 2024
Interest rates are of greater concern than the election, the estate agency industry is changing & super-prime buyers are getting younger, reports top buying agent...
‘Bold’ price cuts spur London’s top-end buyers into action
Double-digit reductions on longstanding listings have resulted in three or four buyers competing against each other, reports PCL buying agency Eccord.
Second home sales ‘dominating’ supply in Prime London, reports buying agency
'Significant price movement' is being achieved in certain situations, says Eccord.
Four trends at play in the prime London market this Easter
Some balance is returning in PCL, reports buying agency boss Jo Eccles.
How ‘wild card’ properties challenge client expectations
Buying agent Jo Eccles on the importance of thinking outside of the box.
Discount gap narrowing in PCL but ‘there are opportunities to be found’, reports buying agency
Firm details how it secured a hefty discount on a super-prime apartment in Knightsbridge.
Jo Eccles: Reflections on a challenging year
Eccord's MD summarises the key themes at play in PCL over last 12 months, and some trends to keep an eye on in the lead-up to the holidays.
Jo Eccles: The autumn market is gathering momentum
Buyer confidence has been boosted by a number of factors over the last few weeks, and enquiries levels are back up to last year's levels, reports Eccord's MD.
PCL bargain hunters facing disappointment, warns buying agency
Some purchasers are expecting to 'hold all the cards' and achieve reductions of up to 20% off last year’s prices - and cheeky offers are costing them valuable credibility.