Tracking house changes on right move?

Fay

Does anyone know if there is a way to see the changes that have been made to a house listing since it was placed on right move, and also when it was put up for sale?

Thanks.

poppysarah

Property bee
you need firefox

http://www.property-bee.com/help.php

Or if you only want to know one post URL on here and someone will check it for you


Sometimes home.co.uk
works best for price changes though as rightmove allows EA to remove properties entirely and put them back on.

SouthCoast

From Property-Bee

History

dateevent26 June 2010

• Brief Description changed: TERRACED THREE STOREY PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF THE TOWN CENTRE WITH ENCLOSED GARDEN AT THE REAR. ENTRANCE HALL * LIVING ROOM * KITCHEN/DINER * INNER LOBBY * BATHROOM * FURTHER KITCHEN * CLOAKROOM * 2nd BATHROOM * 2 BEDROOMS LOTS OF POTENTIAL.
• Price changed: from 'Guide Price £295,000' to 'Guide Price £280,000'

01 March 2010

• Status changed: from 'Under offer' to 'Available'

28 February 2010

• Status changed: from 'Available' to 'Under offer'

27 February 2010

• Status changed: from 'Under offer' to 'Available'

26 February 2010

• Status changed: from 'Available' to 'Under offer'

20 February 2010

• Price changed: from 'Guide Price £305,000' to 'Guide Price £295,000'

13 November 2009

• Price changed: from 'Guide Price £375,000' to 'Guide Price £305,000'
• Status changed: from 'Under offer' to 'Available'

01 September 2009

• Status changed: from 'Available' to 'Under offer'

08 December 2008

• Subtitle changed: from '2 bedroom terraced' to '2 bedroom terraced house '

03 March 2008

• Price changed: from 'Guide Price £395,000' to 'Guide Price £375,000'

23 January 2008

• Initial entry found.

googler

Phone the selling agent and ask them?

mufi

poppysarah wrote: »

Sometimes home.co.uk

Is it possible to post a link to this, please - I can't find the website.

AbbieCadabra

www.home.co.uk ???

tux900

poppysarah wrote: »

Property bee

Very handy it is too. Do note, however, that you need to be careful what you read into its results sometimes.

For example:

1. It will only pick up properties, and subsequent changes, as and when other users check a particular properties listing hence dates can sometimes be somewhat behind reality.

2. Changes to listings will only be detected when the estate agent has made them, obviously, hence again it may not accurately reflect what's happened. A case in point is that our property was under offer after 10 days, but the EA only updated Rightmove when the buyer's survey had been conducted, valuations agreed etc, and the progression of the sale then became more of a formality - this was some 6 weeks later so the Property Bee results could be misinterpreted (e.g. why did it take so long to sell?).

3. If a property is removed from Rightmove and readvertised under a new reference then Property Bee will not spot that the two properties are one and the same (hence it will show seperate listings and you may no longer be able to see the old/original one).

Mathew

Fay

Thanks guys, I will download Property Bee.
We asked the estate agent who is trying to say the house has only been up 6 weeks, but we saw it at least 3 months ago! Hence asking them isn't working well.

Thanks everyone.