Our Virtual Viewing Platform is Officially Launched….

Our Virtual Viewing Platform is Officially Launched….

If you really want your property to reach its potential value in the current market, choose an estate agent that is willing to embrace technology, be transparent and honest and one that is flexible enough to act swiftly to market changes.

Greater London Properties have launched a 24/7 Virtual Valuation Platform to be able to facilitate viewings for buyers and renters from around the world. Since its installation this has been a major success for all those wanting a property in Central London.

For every property we now launch, details are immediately emailed out to our waiting list of clients who can then access the virtual viewing and view your property from the comfort of their own home. They are able to ask questions to our agents throughout the viewing so they gain a full picture of your home, and get the full viewing experience.

This innovation has proved a huge success and already we can see properties moving quicker and void periods reducing. It is this unique focus allied with our dedicated team of people who know exactly what our clients are looking for that is the basis of our success.

Whether you have used Greater London Properties in the past or you are starting out on your journey with us, please feel free to give us a call to discuss our Virtual Viewing Platform, or simply to chat about your property and the market.

Please call us on 0207 7634 4062 or email at info@glp.co.uk.

We look forward to hearing from you,

Warm Regards
Rob Hill Director
Greater London Properties




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