
Property Brochures Then & Now
From glue sticks to glossy magazines.
There was a time when putting together a property brochure involved far more scissors than software.
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From glue sticks to glossy magazines.
There was a time when putting together a property brochure involved far more scissors than software.

There was a time when house hunting meant planning your entire weekend around it.
Saturday mornings started with a cup of tea, a copy of the local property paper and a highlighter pen. If you were serious about moving, you’d visit every estate agent on the High Street, register your details and hope that somewhere amongst the pages was the home you’d been waiting for.
Today, your next home could appear on your phone while you’re waiting for a coffee.
The search hasn’t changed.
The process has.

When people think about moving, the focus is usually on the next purchase.
The new house.
The next chapter.
The logistics of the move itself.
But one area that often gets underestimated is the cost of selling.
Some expenses are expected. Others come as more of a surprise — particularly once the process is already underway.
Understanding those costs early can make the entire move feel far clearer and far less stressful later on.

When people think about moving, the focus is usually on the next purchase.
The new house.
The next chapter.
The logistics of the move itself.
But one area that often gets underestimated is the cost of selling.