Dec 4, 2017
Davis Brown is an independent firm of estate agents and chartered surveyors in the heart of Central London. From acquiring, renting, selling to building maintenance, our RICS accredited professionals offer tailor-made services for an unparalleled personalised experience.

Central London, UK - December 3, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Davis Brown is pleased to announce that we are adding two new services to our Surveyors and Estate Agents firm: Surveyors London and Residential Property Management London. Davis Brown surveyors and residential property management services comprise property acquisitions, sales, surveying, inter alia valuations, project management, party wall awards, schedule of dilapidations, energy performance certificates and much more.
The Davis Brown Surveyors London service helps buyers learn more about any type of small, medium or large scale properties they are interested in buying. Our talented team of regulated surveyors has a cumulative professional experience of more than 50 years in surveying modern as well as historic properties. With a Henry Stewart Structural Survey prize in our building surveying team’s name, we deal with maintenance and repair works, alteration and refurbishment schemes, preparation and negotiation of schedules of dilapidations, administration of contracts for a broad range of building contract types for a wide variety of buildings including commercial, industrial and residential properties.
Our Residential Property Management London offers residential property sales, lettings and interior decor facilities all across Central London. The dedicated property search team at Davis Brown source the property, negotiate on your behalf and manage the sale process until the end. We also offer a complete refurbishment and interior design service for any project.
Our wide range of clients includes private individuals, corporates, PLCs, trusts, charitable foundations and offshore businesses.
Contact Info:
Name: Emma How
Organization: Davis Brown Estate Agents
Address: No. 1 Margaret Street, London W1W 8RB
Phone: (44) 0207 637 1066
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For more information, please visit http://www.davis-brown.co.uk
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