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Article: Buyers complain that booming property market is making Scots estate agents lazy
- Article from:
- The Scotsman
- Article date:
- April 17, 2004
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SPENDING GBP 40,000 on a Mercedes? Expect five-star customer
service from your dealer. Spending five times as much on a house?
Don't even expect the selling agents to return your call.
Complacency is creeping into the booming Scottish property market
with some solicitors and estate agents failing to offer basic levels
of service to prospective buyers, it has been claimed.
Faced with a market where the average property attracts dozens of
viewings, agents are aware that even with little effort, a house can
attract a substantial number of offers.
Now buyers are complaining about the dwindling levels of service
offered in the country's property hotspots.