Estate Agents need to think globally
Headlines confirm that there is large overseas population looking to buy and rent houses and flats in England, Scotland and Wales.
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To make life easier for potential overseas buyers FPS Property Junction has developed a bespoke global property portal enabling buyers to search for homes in their own language. All enquiries are passed by email directly through to the UK estate agent.
FPS Property Junction is offering estate agents a free trial for one year to advertise properties on its global property portal. This means that any property being marketed by a UK estate agent is automatically listed in English, French, Italian, Dutch, German, Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Norwegian using our bespoke Property Terms Database. Hindi and Arabic are coming soon.
This unique marketing tool is already proving popular.
Set up is easy with feeds from popular agency software packages having already been produced with the feed specialists XML2U and Property Portal Feeder being alternatives.
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