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Negotiator - residential sales


haart estate agents are a well-established local business with the backing of a major national company. Our Dulwich office is looking for a new person to join its sales team, so that we can continue to serve the busy local property market.


As a sales negotiator for haart you?ll need to be responsive, be able to treat people as individuals, and have the capacity to act as an advisor - not just an agent.


We enjoy a healthy relationship with the neighbourhood, and are looking for a person not only with high selling skills, but also with good local knowledge. As a member of the sales team your credentials will include an understanding of local schools, amenities and transport links into Central London.


Our office is on Lordship Lane. We're a major player in the local property market, and sell property primarily in SE22, SE15, SE23, SE21 and SE4. Living in the area is likely to be an advantage, as is any experience in property marketing. You?ll need a clean driver?s licence, and should be well-spoken and presentable. Training and company car will be given to the successful person.


Interested candidates should in the first instance forward their CVs to [email protected] or if you're passing then please drop your CV in to us at haart, 103-105 Lordship Lane, London SE22 8HU


Many thanks

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