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Your Move: Navigating the UK’s Trusted Estate Agency
Your Move is one of the UK’s most trusted estate agency names. They help customers nationwide buy, sell, and rent their homes. With a focus on customer service, this estate agency employs a host of experts that can make the buying and selling process far more accessible than you might anticipate.
It’s also the perfect first port of call for people who would like to rent out their homes but have no prior experience as landlords.
Your Move operates 150 branches in the UK, including on high streets in London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Newcastle.
Your Move Opening times vary; generally, they are open from 9 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday and from 9 am to 4 pm Saturday, with closures on Sundays. Hours vary per location during holidays like New Year’s Day, Easter, Christmas, and Boxing Day. Check the opening times of a location near you that’s open today before visiting.
Look for their logo if you are trying to find a branch in the street. It’s a blue circle with a triangle inside. Next to it is the brand name in white uppercase letters, usually displayed on a vibrant green background.
You might be familiar with the company, but these five facts might surprise you:
- In January 2010, the company rebranded over 90 Halifax estate agencies.
- They conduct their in-house research on property prices and trends in the UK, releasing these facts and figures to the public in a report.
- The stores occasionally come up as franchise opportunities, meaning you could get the chance if you’d like to be your own property mogul!
- All estate agents within the company are encouraged to organise and raise money for UK charities, for which the firm provides backing.
- They offer an exclusive Land & New Homes service where agents will advise and inspect a piece of land to tell you if there’s room for potential development.
They advise and help people across the UK about their current or potential future properties.
For those looking to buy a property, the agency has its property search for homes on the market, helping people find land for sale and properties being sold via auction. For people who need clarification about the process, they have a team of experts who will explain everything first-time buyers need to know and even have extensive online guides.
For sellers, they offer free valuations and have an online valuation calculator. They also have a bank of sold house prices to give you an idea of what your property might reach. Plus, there’s help and advice for those who want to sell their property via auction.
The company also offers properties—including student accommodation—for rent. These services include guides to potential renters on all the jargon associated with property rental and instructions on finding a home if you have a pet. There are also guides for those looking to become landlords.
The business was initially set up in the 1980s by General Accident, a UK insurance company. Although this insurance company had nothing to do with estate agencies, they saw it as an excellent way to improve their presence on the high street by selling their insurance through an estate agency.
The brand and name weren’t officially instated until 1999 when General Accident merged with Commercial Union to form CGU plc. In 2000, CGU merged with Norwich Union to form Aviva. In 2004, a management buyout led to the formation of a parent company, LSL Property Services, which is the current owner.
