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Article: Make a snap decision; Many of us spend longer choosing a pair of shoes than a house. But Sara McConnell says all you need is 18 minutes to discover if it's love at first viewing.
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- The Evening Standard (London, England)
- Article date:
- August 14, 2002
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Byline: SARA MCCONNELL
HOW quickly do you choose a house? According to a recent survey, it takes on average 18 minutes at a single viewing to decide to buy a pound sterling150,000 home - less time than it takes to buy a pound sterling150 pair of shoes. The findings of the survey, by the online property finder fish4homes.com, are another example of the current hyped-up housing market, in which buyers are so desperate to find a property that they fling caution to the wind.
However, estate agents and surveyors say that 18 minutes can be more than enough time for a first viewing, as long as you know what you're looking for, have done some research before you ...
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