Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The first Estate Agent to make a stand against junk mail
It would be naive in the extreme to say that Douglas & Gordon have a monopoly on new ideas to improve the business of estate agency. In any business, if you have a good idea it is not going to be long before it is copied by the competition. You therefore have to keep reinventing the wheel, and in doing so the real winner is the great British public, as estate agents continue to upstage each other and as a consequence improve their environments and further embrace modern technology.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Building blocks that can house the homeless
Send us your old mobile phone, and in association with Fonebak, £5 goes to Shelter, the housing and homeless charity proudly supported by Douglas & Gordon. Around 18 million mobile phones are replaced each year in the UK. But what becomes of the old ones? Thrown into landfill, unwanted phones could generate 7,500 tonnes of potentially hazardous waste each year.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The Douglas and Gordon Tennis Tournament 2007
The threats of torrential rain and gale force winds didn’t dampen the spirit of The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament players! The enthusiasm of both players and spectators ensured the event started, continued and indeed, very luckily, ended in wonderful sunshineWednesday, April 18, 2007
July 2007 DandG Tennis Tournament
Take part in The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament in aid of The Bob Champion Cancer Trust and help raise funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
DandGs 16th Office in Hammersmith
We are pleased to announce that Douglas & Gordon have acquired the well established & highly respected Hammersmith estate agent Royston on Glenthorne Road W6, which specialises in sales and lettings in Brackenbury Village and beyond. The agency was founded and is still run by Peter Nicholls, who will be staying on to help with the transition to Douglas & Gordon. Because of their excellent reputation, this will be the first of our new offices to “incorporate” another agent.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
March 2007 The Move To The Country Show
Douglas & Gordon are partnering with The London Office in an event supported by Country Life Magazine to offer a unique opportunity for residents of London to meet country agents to discuss their ideas or plans to move out of London. On March 15th, at The Grand Hall, Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, you can meet 32 hand-picked, leading provincial estate agents, search agents, and other property-related advisors from 2 - 8pm at the move to the country show.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
DandG New Branch
Notting Hill, already a much-envied quarter of the capital, has just been given the icing on the cake – the amazing new branch of D&G opens in September, and while the big news is the arrival of D&G’s famous expertise in the area, as you’d expect the design of the office is a talking point in its own right.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The first Estate Agent to make a stand against junk mail
It would be naive in the extreme to say that Douglas & Gordon have a monopoly on new ideas to improve the business of estate agency. In any business, if you have a good idea it is not going to be long before it is copied by the competition. You therefore have to keep reinventing the wheel, and in doing so the real winner is the great British public, as estate agents continue to upstage each other and as a consequence improve their environments and further embrace modern technology.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Building blocks that can house the homeless
Send us your old mobile phone, and in association with Fonebak, £5 goes to Shelter, the housing and homeless charity proudly supported by Douglas & Gordon. Around 18 million mobile phones are replaced each year in the UK. But what becomes of the old ones? Thrown into landfill, unwanted phones could generate 7,500 tonnes of potentially hazardous waste each year.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The Douglas and Gordon Tennis Tournament 2007
The threats of torrential rain and gale force winds didn’t dampen the spirit of The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament players! The enthusiasm of both players and spectators ensured the event started, continued and indeed, very luckily, ended in wonderful sunshineWednesday, April 18, 2007
July 2007 DandG Tennis Tournament
Take part in The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament in aid of The Bob Champion Cancer Trust and help raise funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
DandGs 16th Office in Hammersmith
We are pleased to announce that Douglas & Gordon have acquired the well established & highly respected Hammersmith estate agent Royston on Glenthorne Road W6, which specialises in sales and lettings in Brackenbury Village and beyond. The agency was founded and is still run by Peter Nicholls, who will be staying on to help with the transition to Douglas & Gordon. Because of their excellent reputation, this will be the first of our new offices to “incorporate” another agent.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
March 2007 The Move To The Country Show
Douglas & Gordon are partnering with The London Office in an event supported by Country Life Magazine to offer a unique opportunity for residents of London to meet country agents to discuss their ideas or plans to move out of London. On March 15th, at The Grand Hall, Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, you can meet 32 hand-picked, leading provincial estate agents, search agents, and other property-related advisors from 2 - 8pm at the move to the country show.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
DandG New Branch
Notting Hill, already a much-envied quarter of the capital, has just been given the icing on the cake – the amazing new branch of D&G opens in September, and while the big news is the arrival of D&G’s famous expertise in the area, as you’d expect the design of the office is a talking point in its own right.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The first Estate Agent to make a stand against junk mail
It would be naive in the extreme to say that Douglas & Gordon have a monopoly on new ideas to improve the business of estate agency. In any business, if you have a good idea it is not going to be long before it is copied by the competition. You therefore have to keep reinventing the wheel, and in doing so the real winner is the great British public, as estate agents continue to upstage each other and as a consequence improve their environments and further embrace modern technology.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Building blocks that can house the homeless
Send us your old mobile phone, and in association with Fonebak, £5 goes to Shelter, the housing and homeless charity proudly supported by Douglas & Gordon. Around 18 million mobile phones are replaced each year in the UK. But what becomes of the old ones? Thrown into landfill, unwanted phones could generate 7,500 tonnes of potentially hazardous waste each year.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
The Douglas and Gordon Tennis Tournament 2007
The threats of torrential rain and gale force winds didn’t dampen the spirit of The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament players! The enthusiasm of both players and spectators ensured the event started, continued and indeed, very luckily, ended in wonderful sunshineWednesday, April 18, 2007
July 2007 DandG Tennis Tournament
Take part in The Douglas & Gordon Tennis Tournament in aid of The Bob Champion Cancer Trust and help raise funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
DandGs 16th Office in Hammersmith
We are pleased to announce that Douglas & Gordon have acquired the well established & highly respected Hammersmith estate agent Royston on Glenthorne Road W6, which specialises in sales and lettings in Brackenbury Village and beyond. The agency was founded and is still run by Peter Nicholls, who will be staying on to help with the transition to Douglas & Gordon. Because of their excellent reputation, this will be the first of our new offices to “incorporate” another agent.Wednesday, April 18, 2007
March 2007 The Move To The Country Show
Douglas & Gordon are partnering with The London Office in an event supported by Country Life Magazine to offer a unique opportunity for residents of London to meet country agents to discuss their ideas or plans to move out of London. On March 15th, at The Grand Hall, Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, you can meet 32 hand-picked, leading provincial estate agents, search agents, and other property-related advisors from 2 - 8pm at the move to the country show.Wednesday, April 18, 2007