London Rental Apartment Finder, Pet Approved Homes & Relocation Service Update
Aug 14, 2023
London Relocation (+1 800 903 1658) has announced updates to its family and pet relocation services. The company has experience helping thousands of individuals move to the UK capital from all over the globe.
London, United Kingdom - August 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Now offering support to those looking to move with their pets to the city, London Relocation has created a property search portal that allows prospective ex-pats to find apartments in some of the top animal-friendly neighborhoods.
More information is available at https://londonrelocation.com
A recent report published by the Greater London Authority noted that since, the global health crisis, demand for rental properties in the city has been at an all-time high. For this reason, what was already a competitive housing market has become even more so, a fact that may be daunting to foreigners and city newcomers. Alongside sourcing dream rental apartments and pet-friendly properties, LR can now help clients moving to London legally relocate their dogs and cats.
The agency offers end-to-end pet relocation services, from sourcing the property and negotiating the lease to helping find local vets and pet stores, as well as recommending dog-friendly parks and meet-up events for new implants.
Its search portal has the largest selection of pet-approved listings in the city. Since there is no central database compiling information on London real estate listings, the LR software and in-house team will scour all available properties from landlords and rental agencies. As such, it is London’s only rental MLS service.
As with all of the company’s relocations, the three-step dog and cat-approved home-finding service begins with a consultation that seeks to establish the property needs of the pet and its owner. LR can offer guidance on choosing the best neighborhoods for pet ownership and advise clients on transporting animals into the country. For example, it indicates that the best dog-friendly parks in the city are Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, Regents Park, Battersea Park, Richmond Park, Hampstead Heath, and Primrose Hill.
On a prescheduled day, an LR representative and personal driver will collect clients in the morning and take them on up to 20 property viewings of the city’s apartments that accept pets in their tenancy agreements. The personally assigned agents can also help clients negotiate rental prices and leasing agreements.
“With our help, 100% of our clients have found their perfect home, signed a lease and moved in within 1 - 7 days”, a spokesperson for the company said.
More information can be found by visiting london apartments for rent or by calling +1 800 903 1658.
Contact Info:
Name: AJ Gallo
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Organization: London Relocation
Address: 96 Kensington High St,, London, England W8 4SG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7993-0422
Website: https://londonrelocation.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89104872
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