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Purplebricks virtual valuation review: how accurate is it? We gave it a try

The online agent emailed an official price within minutes, and its estimate matched two in-person estate agents in a test review.

  • Purplebricks offers virtual home valuation services that provide quick property price estimates without requiring in-person visits, which the author tested against assessments from two traditional estate agents.
  • Valuer Lizzie Bennett conducted the session via WhatsApp, performing a thorough digital tour of the property and driveway; despite initial skepticism regarding accuracy, the author found the hour-long call efficient and notably non-pushy.
  • Bennett utilized specialized software to analyze local house prices, sales data, and comparable values, helping the owners set a competitive asking price accounting for nine years of home improvements and strong local demand.
  • Official valuation figures arrived by email within minutes of the call concluding, matching the estimates from two traditional estate agents who visited the property and confirming the virtual method's effectiveness.
  • As the UK housing market continues to shift, homeowners increasingly rely on virtual tools for professional property figures without requiring in-person consultations, offering a convenient, low-pressure alternative to traditional selling processes.
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Purplebricks virtual valuation review: how accurate is it? We gave it a try

A virtual valuation with Purplebricks offered a fast, accurate house price estimate without the usual estate agent pressure

·Portsmouth, United Kingdom
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