Find a Property OR Rightmove?????

[googler]

Yeah, there's plenty - but very little evidence that they have any significant number of properties on them, so (a) why would you look there, if most of the properties are elsewhere, and (b) what incentive is there to list your property there for 'free' when there's no guarantee that anyone will look at it?

[Comroute]

Hi All.

I don't know if it's useful, but we are a commercial property search website, serving the whole of the UK, and we are completely free to use.

Obviously it is a little off the subject, as you are discussing residential property, but if you are interested in investment opportunities, land, office space or more commercial properties, then take a look at our website and see what you think.

Thanks,

[GarethK]

Originally Posted by googler

Yeah, there's plenty - but very little evidence that they have any significant number of properties on them, so (a) why would you look there, if most of the properties are elsewhere, and (b) what incentive is there to list your property there for 'free' when there's no guarantee that anyone will look at it?

I see what you are saying.
The thought I had was: if there was a website (free or not) that managed to list relevant properties I am interested in (the fewer the better 3-5), at the price I am looking for, then I am happy. So even though there may only be a few places, if I am able to find them quickly and easily, and there is enough information about them, then I am sorted.
I dislike the long list of properties from the many websites out there that can suggest 50 places. Of which, I have to scan through all 50 to get the top three I think might be nice.

Going flat hunting is exactly that, sifting through tons of choices.
I think.

[henry_london]

personally, I think Rightmove works very well, I don't tend to use other sites much