Hunters Estate Agency launches two new branches

Some reports recently might be highlighting the closures of estate agencies yet we will still positive news from within the industry from those expanding.

Hunters are growing in regions across the UK with the latest additions in Wakefield and Leigh (Yorkshire and the North West). Mark Wheeldon will operate the new Pontefract branch in Wakefield and Mark Littlewood and his team will take charge of the new branch in Leigh.

Glynis Frew, chief executive of Hunters Property, added: “It is fantastic to be able to kick off 2019 with new branch launches in the face of well-documented challenges being faced by the industry. 

We are delighted to be growing in regions across the country and offer an unrivalled customer service that is built upon a strong emphasis on local knowledge, expertise, a nationwide marketing programme and the highest professional standards developed through the Hunters training academy.

Full story can be read on Insider Media website.

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