28th Mar 2018 10:28
The company reported revenue of
"This led to a depressed level of transactions despite the positive underlying factors of high employment and low interest rates. Despite this, and as predicted, Winkworth reverted to a more normalised year. The mini boom caused by buyers looking to beat the additional stamp duty tax of 3% on second properties in the first half of 2016 was not repeated and, once again, we achieved more of our income in the second half", the company said.
Estate agency pretax profit was 2.8% lower, to
"We believe that a broadly flat market will continue to suit our franchise model. Our combination of local expertise, history and knowledge, combined with an evolving platform which drives leads to our office network under the umbrella of an established national brand, is a formula for success. We remain debt free, with a strong cash position and an increasing number of opportunities to grow in 2018," said Chief Executive Officer Dominic Agace.
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