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Page 53 It’s Time to See Red!


Selling your property is said to be one of the more stressful things in life. You hear of people getting frustrated, irritated and even downright angry. But seeing red can actually be a good thing.


We’re talking about the recent changes happening at CB Property Sales in Moraira. They’ve just moved offices to a far more prominent position and adopted red as their corporate colour.


But there’s far more that sets CB Property Sales apart and it starts with 23 years of local experience. This means that Roland and Charley both know the area intimately which helps enormously in finding buyers. They also have 5 languages between them, and not just a working knowledge but are fluent in English, French, German, Dutch and Spanish. This means they are able to market to a wider scope of potential clients and indeed their database of potential clients reflects this. Again, all good news if you are trying to sell!


The reason for the move is to expand and strengthen their presence in the market. The new office is impossible to miss and enjoys a really good footfall, so more people get to see properties in their windows. They’ve also overhauled their website and marketing presence.


Finally, both Roland and Charley believe in being as flexible as possible. In practical terms this means working around clients’ agendas and not some preconceived notion of what office hours should be.


It’s great to see a local business moving ahead in their world and offering tangible reasons to market your property. Pop along to see either Roland or Charley and you’ll soon be seeing any colour but red. See advert below for details.


Female Focus Property Services


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