Purplebricks listings increase by 44% in just two weeks

January 27, 2019

According to an analysis by The Advisory, property portal, Purplebricks, has announced that the company has decided to increase its listings by an impressive 44% in the last two weeks.

By contrast, High Street agents increased their inventory by 32% during the same period.

Even so, in the consultancy’s just-revised league table of agency performance published recently, Purplebricks has lost 0.5% market share of the online sector in the past fortnight thanks to other agencies also increasing their listings inventory.

However, Purplebricks remains overwhelmingly the largest online operator in terms of stock size, and continues to dwarf all others in the online agency world.

PurpleBricks provides a full estate agency service at a low cost because they've removed the expensive offices and fleets of cars that you see with traditional agents. Their one-off fee is payable when you instruct us but you can defer it for up to 10 months when you use their conveyancing service or until your property sells, whichever is sooner.

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