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Over sixty years of experience working at the heart of the London lettings market has taught us that no two landlords are alike and that your requirements will vary according to the size and complexity of your portfolio.
Experienced
At Benham and Reeves we have carefully tailored our services in order to provide the best possible guidance and assistance. We specialise in London property rentals and corporate lets and our dedicated lettings staff focus all of their energies on finding the best tenant for your property. We will also ensure we set the right market rental and do our best to help you achieve the best possible return.
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We have London-wide branches open Monday to Saturday and international offices providing the same convenient property service in China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Malaysia, Middle East, Singapore and South Africa. Our staff offer exceptional knowledge of the London property investment market and a personalised service, fully tailored to your needs.
Maintaining a high profile in the London property market through rigorous marketing activities, we attract a constant flow of corporate and professional tenants. We also have a network of high traffic websites, dedicated to attracting applicants, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You’ll also benefit from highly professional accounts and management teams, dedicated to the smooth running of all transactions involving your property.
So, whether you’re learning the ropes, growing your portfolio or are already an established landlord, our sixty years' experience and informed resources will ensure that you prosper in London’s growing rentals market.
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