Adrian of Anderson Jones estate agents looks at what has happened in the property market at the start of the year. Plus, when is the best time to sell your home and what is the biggest mistake a seller can make?.

Adrian and Candice are joined by Markus Hoecherl, the founder and president of Domunus.

From his own frustrating experience, he has created a place where all parties to a transaction come together to collaborate and find all the information and tools they need to be successful, fast, and secure — so they can focus on building relationships to grow professionally without the worry of missing any critical details.

It is available exclusively through Anderson Jones at the moment as Candice has worked as part of the team at Domunus to help create it.

Listen to how this could help to revolutionise transparency, openness and communication in property sales.

After throwing random questions at Candice a couple of years ago when they started working together, now that they are officially in business together, its time for the tables to be turned.

What food does Adrian really not like and which musician would he invite back from the grave to be interviewed?

The Sunday Property Breakfast Podcasts have returned with the news on the launch of Anderson Jones, after Candice and Adrian have worked successfully together for over 2 years.

Adrian welcomes Candice properly into the business as she then asks him what is going on with the local property market in Hampshire and Surrey right now.

Please feel free to subscribe to the podcasts and see you next week.

If you don't really know what surveys are all about, this is the podcast for you.

In this Sunday Property Breakfast Podcast special, Adrian is joined by Nick Hanson, Founder and Director of Vospers, Chartered Surveyors and Valuers, who has over 40 years experience as a qualifiesd RICS surveyor.

They discuss what is going on in the world of surveying and what may happen in the future.

Plus, there is advice on what the different surveys are available for a buyer of different kinds of property as well as helping to prepare an owner for a future sale of their own home.

In this Sunday Property Breakfast podcast, Adrian is joined by his "dfine" colleague, Hannah McDougall. to discuss all things lettings. What Hannah does not know about lettings is not worth knowing.

If you are an existing, an accidental landlord or thinking of buying your first buy to let then it's well worth watching.

Adrian and Candice revisit their Home Selling Workshops which are now being held monthly in Fleet at the Heron on the Lake.

Come and join us

Home Selling Workshop with d.fine Tickets, Tue 11 Jun 2024 at 18:00 | Eventbrite

These complimentary workshops help to guide homeowners in how to prepare in advance when selling their home. The simple objective is to help you sell for the highest price, in the shortest time period possible and with the least amount of stress.

With detailed advice on decluttering, showcasing and staging, essential repairs, pricing and timing and the best marketing tools for your home, the workshops will really help, especially for those who may not have sold a house for some time and may be looking to downsize.

Adrian and Candice discuss the reasons for moving the business to d.fine real estate.

After nearly 4 years working under the Keller Williams umbrella, the business has taken a strategic shift to work with d.fine in order to provide an even higher level of care for clients and their properties. As the title suggests, it is all change but no change. 90% of what they do remains the same. The strong ethics and culture of the business and the way the client is the absolute priority in everything that is the same. This will just fine tune things and create an even greater marketing presence for client's properties as well.

There is also a brief discussion on the election and how that may impact the property market.