Robert Bell & Company
17 Oct 2025

Robert Bell & Co. Wear It Pink

We are looking forward to wearing it pink, in aid of Breast Cancer Now, on Friday (24th October).
20 May 2020
Your RB&Co Update On The Mortgage Market
Banks and Building Societies ‘keen to lend’ and loan to value ratios getting back to normal!
20 May 2020
Rightmove: Clear signs of momentum returning to the market
The latest housing market report from Rightmove has revealed that, for the second month running, there were too few properties coming to market to accurately measure movement in new asking prices despite pent-up home-mover momentum.
20 May 2020
Why RB&Co is key to selling your home at a top price!
We can reveal to you today 'the secret' of how to obtain the best possible sale price for your home!
20 May 2020
The Buyers Guide to Coronavirus Safe Property Viewings
For buyers on the hunt for a new home, here is some advice as regards making a viewing request through RB&Co.
20 May 2020
The Sellers Guide to Coronoavirus Safe Property Viewings
We have a huge backlog of viewing requests from the lockdown period that are being processed, in addition to new requests that are flooding in now the market has been opened – It's very busy! We thank you for your patience.
antique books
20 May 2020
So whats going to happen to house prices?
The question on everyone’s lips: So, what’s going to happen to house prices?
12 May 2020
Govt Gives Green Light For Housing Market to Reopen!
Amendments to the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 now provided consent for estate agents to open up the housing market and provide the general public with the opportunity to view, buy/rent and move home, once again. We are absolutely delighted for all our customers. At Robert Bell & Company we already have a socially distanced work plan for both our team and customers for prompt implementation and further announcements will be made shortly.
6 May 2020
Resilient Buyers and Sellers key to positive housing market response post lockdown
The latest analysis from Zoopla and Hometrack suggests that the hiatus in the market created by the lockdown has paused over 373,000 property sales in the UK, with the combined estimated value of circa £82 billion.