From turnkey one-beds to carbon zero family homes: Prime market trends to watch, according to a top buying agent
'Developers take heed, you will do well focusing on luxury developments for the one-bed singleton market,' advises Jazmin Atkins
Jazmin Atkins worked in the property industry for over 20 years before setting up Atkins Property Search in 2017. As an independent buying agent, Jazmin works with a wide variety of clients with very different needs. Previous clients have included celebrities needing discretion, internationals moving to the city, clients purchasing for their children or wider family, investors building up property portfolios, UK nationals looking for a family home and ultra high-net-worth individuals searching for a specific property.
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