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- Estate Agents in University of London
651 Estate Agents in University of London
Compare the performance of local estate agents in University of London
Looking to compare estate agents in University of London? In the last 6 months, 1,967 properties have been listed for sale by 651 different agents across the area. The average asking price in University of London is £1,093,896 and homes typically take 18 weeks to go under offer. Local agents charge an average fee of 1.9%, equating to around £20,784 on a typical sale.
University of London Property Market Summary
- Average asking price£1,093,896
- Average sale time18 weeks
- Asking price change-2.4%
- Average estate agent fee1.9%
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List of Estate Agents in University of London
Showing 276 - 300 of 651
29th Jan 2023 (3 years ago)Wasted my time going with them. Inflated price meant few viewings and no interest. Went else where having lost a couple of months of selling possibilities. Basically greed over reality.
22nd Sep 2020 (5 years ago)We found in Shervin Kashefpour at Hamptons International a great professional who made it possible for us to come to a serious and uncomplicated closing of a contract. We just can recommend working with him.
5th Jun 2021 (4 years ago)I started looking for an apartment on Bank Holiday Monday in late May. I was delighted to encounter the team at Dexters who were keen to assist. I was greeted by Cory who I found to be interested in me and my criteria. A great conversation followed by a number of viewings facilitated across the patch. During the viewings I received a professional yet really personable response, great knowledge and confidence building for me as it is my first time renting and everything was new to me. I had so many questions and when Corey and I realised that I wished to expand my criteria, Corey facilitated alternatives and despite his having other customers to deal with intermittently I was able to receive a truly comprehensive service from him. We viewed 7 properties that day, I was so impressed to have achieved so much in one day, Luke also assisted in answering my queries later in the day and provided me with furniture rental information to help me consider all cost planning when considering furnished and unfurnished options. I got a superb service from Dexters and thank Corey particularly for making me feel comfortable, providing all the information I needed and providing me so many great opportunities to view in one day! Superb. Impressed by the follow up connection from him also. Brilliant job Corey and Luke.
5th May 2026 (2 days ago)The lift in our building has been out of service since mid-January - it is now May, over 3.5 months later. I live on the top floor. In that time, I have called and messaged the management agent roughly once a month. The responses have consistently been either “it will take another few months” or “we don’t know.” As of last week, they told me the contractor has only just begun ordering parts - with no estimated repair date. At no point has there been proactive communication to tenants. Every update I received, I had to chase. For what should be a standard building repair, the lack of urgency and transparency has been really poor. It’s worth noting that a lift outage of this length isn’t just an inconvenience - for elderly or disabled residents, it can be genuinely serious. That alone should warrant more urgency than has been shown here. Three and a half months without a working lift (and still no answer) is not acceptable property management.
26th Jul 2025 (9 mo. ago)Andy was spot on with his valuation and approach to marketing the property. His initial valuation seemed rather high to us and was more than other agents suggested but within 2 weeks of listing it we sold our house for slightly more than that price. My only reservation - their recommended EPC provider was unsatisfactory.
28th Jan 2022 (4 years ago)Danny was wonderful to work with - he showed us round many wonderful properties and was very helpful and informative. We would definitely work with him again!
26th Mar 2021 (5 years ago)The worst so called estate agents, they are extremely rude and nasty - avoid!
21st Aug 2025 (8 mo. ago)I had a really positive experience with Moving On. The whole team was great, but I especially want to mention Lee and Arzu – they were both so kind, genuine and professional throughout the process of finding a flat for me and my partner in East London. It made everything much less stressful knowing I was dealing with people I could really trust. I’d happily recommend them to anyone.
13th Apr 2024 (2 years ago)I felt we had a very rocky start with the main contractions dealing with leaving. I had to chase mostly for feed back on viewings and I never felt that communication was as it was promised in the beginning. It’s a difficult market so it’s hard to say what and how the flat would have sold price wise and time wise in a better market overall I would say average
21st Oct 2025 (6 mo. ago)Ruth is a rare find - an enthusiastic, knowledgeable, helpful and all round good estate agent. Although I decided to postpone my sale for a while, Ruth found me prospective buyers straight away. When I am ready to go I will be calling Ruth straight away!
10th Mar 2026 (8 weeks ago)OHRE made up our valuation way over the asking price and couldn'tunderstandwhy it didnt sell. , He was terrible at communicating viewings to us and in the end we went with Beaufort Green who were fantastic.
6th Apr 2026 (4 weeks ago)Louis was fabulous- very professional, kept us updated at every stage and made the whole experience of buying a first flat pleasant and easy. His colleagues were equally helpful when he was away on holiday. I’d highly recommend Bengals at Dartmouth Park
Agents in this area will typically be able to sell your house in Camden, Finsbury, Highbury, Holloway, Hoxton, Islington, Kentish Town and Maida Vale. If you're looking for an estate agent in Paddington, Shoreditch, St John's Wood and Stoke Newington and other local areas, the majority of these agents will also be able to help you sell your house too.
Choosing the right estate agent in University of London matters more than most sellers realise. With 651 agents currently active across the area, performance varies considerably - some agents keep price changes to a minimum while others regularly make larger reductions. GetAgent pulls together verified sales data for every agent listed here so you can compare them on what actually counts: how quickly they sell, how much they typically reduce asking prices by, and what previous sellers say about working with them.
FAQs
How do I compare estate agents in University of London?
GetAgent lets you compare every agent in University of London side by side using real sales data - including how quickly they sell, how much they typically reduce asking prices by and verified customer reviews. Enter your postcode to see agents ranked by performance in your specific area.
What is the average fee in University of London?
Local estate agencies in University of London typically charge around 1.9%, which equates to an average fee of £20,784 on a standard sale. Fees can vary between agents - GetAgent shows you the exact fee for each agent before you commit.
How long does it take to sell a house in University of London?
Properties in University of London take around 18 weeks to go under offer on average. This varies depending on your area, property type and which estate agent you choose. GetAgent's data shows average sale times for every agent listed here.
What is the average asking price change in University of London?
The average asking price change in University of London is currently -2.4%. Individual agent performance varies - some agents maintain prices better than others. GetAgent shows you each agent's track record before you choose.
Should I get a valuation before choosing an estate agent in University of London?
Yes - knowing your property's value helps you assess whether the agents you speak to are pricing realistically. GetAgent offers a free instant online valuation for University of London properties, and you can then compare local agents before deciding who to invite in.
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