NO 1 FOR SALES IN 2024                        (Statistics independently verified by Rightmove)

NO 1 FOR SALES IN 2024 (Statistics independently verified by Rightmove)

CHURCH & HAWES SOLD more properties across our network than any other Estate Agent!

IN 2024 Church & Hawes SOLD more properties in the local area than anyone else. The sales graph below (Independently verified by Rightmove) shows our success against our next nearest competitors across the Church & Hawes network between 1st January 2024 and 31st December 2024.

Why is this the case?

  • We have a local multi office network allowing us access to a larger (relevant) buyer database.
  • Our staff have over 100 years of estate agency experience in just one office!
  • We use the latest industry technology to make the homes we advertise "stand out" from the competition.
  • The fact that we have more properties available than our competitors allow our sellers to get priority using "Heads Up Property Alerts!"
  • All our properties are listed on the the most active portals including churchandhawes.com, rightmove and OnTheMarket.com.
  • We advertise on Social Media


Don't take our word for it the statistics are posted below:


This statistics were generated using rightmove plus. Sales agreed during the time period 1st January 2024 - 31st December 2024.

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