Following many requests from our established clients, Chancellors have launched a Commercial Property Department. We are now able to extend our market leading estate agent service, developed over many years in the residential sector, to include many forms of commercial property. Our belief is that clients who have commercial property should be entitled to the marketing and service standards associated, more commonly, with the very competitive residential market.
In the prevailing economic climate it is essential that commercial property receive effective exposure, whether looking for a new tenant or owner.
Our approach is to offer a comprehensive marketing package, more akin to that associated with the residential market, and this is already proving successful.
For commercial properties we will prepare high quality details, incorporating professionally taken photographs and floor plans. We will also advertise the property widely across the internet and use our extensive knowledge of what works to ensure all appropriate available avenues are used to exposure a client‘s commercial property to the market.
We benefit from an exceptionally well-known brand with many high street locations forming an extensive network of branches. This alone sets us apart from the majority of the competition in the commercial property sector. The importance of local knowledge and crucially to accompany viewings of the property makes our services in many respects unique to many towns and cities across our network.
In addition to assisting you with marketing commercial property we can also make available to you services that include:
Should you have any questions regarding our new services, have a commercial property you are looking to sell or to let or be looking for commercial premises please do not hesitate to contact us at commercial@chancellors.co.uk
Correct at time of publication. The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the individual contributor and do not necessarily reflect those of the Chancellors Group of Estate Agents Ltd or its subsidiaries. References to legislation, best practice and other matters with legal implications such as fees, rules and processes are included for information and editorial purposes only and are not authoritative, nor should they be interpreted as advice. When in doubt you should only take advice from an industry professional or solicitor where appropriate. E&OE.
