RE/MAX Estate Agents

4.7

1,048 reviews

Branches 48
Properties for sale 1,108
Average time to sale 10 weeks

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About RE/MAX

RE/MAX have 48 branches and they mainly list properties in SW1P, DA7, SE13, SE1, EH21, EH54, EH45 and ML4. Over the last six months, they've listed 1,108 properties, with an average time to sale of 10 weeks.

RE/MAX fees

Estate Agent fees vary depending on the area and the level of service offered. In the areas RE/MAX operate, the average fee (charged by all agents) is 1.15%.

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Latest reviews for RE/MAX

RE/MAX Property Hub
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Newton Abbot

K Nixon

We cannot recommend these guys enough. This time we sold our property with Re/Max as opposed to buying ! Appolonia and Ryan were consistent throughout the sale of our property. This selling malarkey was made so much easier by the constant communication by them both . Although a very tough time to sell we were fortunate to sell within a couple of months marketed . Communication with the solicitors was exemplary . Appolonia worked tirelessly! Thank you so much ??????... Read more

30th Jul 2026 (4 days ago)

RE/MAX Property Hub
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Newton Abbot

J Pullen

Ryan and Appolonia have recently sold us our next home, they were absolutely amazing. Any questions we had regarding our new house were answered super quickly. Ryan responded to any queries within minutes of messaging him. We would highly highly recommend these guys to anybody wanting to move home! Thanks again both... Read more

30th Jul 2026 (4 days ago)

RE/MAX Property Hub
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Newton Abbot

A Joseph

Hi we don't recommend their service's they are non professionals and some money issues be aware please... Read more

25th Jul 2026 (9 days ago)

Morton Napier
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Kirkcaldy

Anonymous Homeseller

A really good experience with Morton Napier From getting the flat ready to put on the market , getting the valuation correct , excellent images and information about the property on there website and Rightmove Getting 10 views in the first week of going on sale and selling above the valuation within 5 days. Would definitely recommend them... Read more

23rd Jul 2026 (11 days ago)

Century 21
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London Central

A Somasekaram

Deposit withheld on baseless claims, mould ignored for 6 months - DPS ruled fully in our favour We rented a flat managed by Century 21 London Central (Rochester Row) for nearly two years; the property was owned by Marmora Ltd. KFH managed the building when we moved in and unfortunately the landlord moved management to Century 21 after a few months. Our experience with agent Dusan Plesko was dreadful from start to finish. At the end of our tenancy, Dusan ignored our emails for weeks, responding only after we escalated to the Deposit Protection Service. He then claimed £1,740 of our deposit for an Octopus Energy bill that was addressed to the landlord - not us. We were never Octopus customers; our supply was with OVO, who confirmed in writing that we had no liability to Octopus, and whose bill we have paid in full. At adjudication, Dusan submitted no evidence whatsoever. The DPS ruled fully in our favour. Months of our time wasted on an attempt to take our deposit for someone else's bill. During the tenancy, we reported extensive bathroom mould in August 2025 - across the walls and ceiling, with the wall rotting away near the shower. An inspection identified a structural cause (an extractor vent leading nowhere). Instead of fixing it, Dusan replaced a working extractor fan, an unnecessary cost to the landlord which we pointed out at the time, and left the mould untreated. Repairs were finally done in late January 2026, conveniently the week before viewings for new tenants began. When we offered a 15% rent increase to extend our tenancy, we received no response. Before we moved out the flat was listed for higher than our offer. After we moved out, the flat was listed at exactly the figure we had offered - and let at that price (or lower). We've seen no evidence our offer was ever put to the landlord, the landlord incurred costs related to finding new tenants and lost rent for the period the flat was unoccupied. Reading other reviews, our experience isn't unique; inflated deposit claims and ignored maintenance appear repeatedly. Landlords (including Marmora Ltd) should ask serious questions about how their properties and tenants are being handled. Tenants: document everything from day one, and don't hesitate to go straight to the DPS.... Read more

17th Jul 2026 (17 days ago)