Council for Estate Agencies

I love how they occasionally place the models for the planned development out for the public to view. The lobby is present as well.

Provide very good service ?

In my opinion and from personal experience, an unprofessional organization that targets only individual agents and unwilling to take action against delinquent agencies, which is the source of the problems in the housing industry. The rules and regulations seem to be selectively administered.

worst agency ever. work slow. process slow. everything slow. don't know if are they even working with the best interest for agents or just there to look pretty for the property industry

Just call in @ 1116hr to check as I have sign exclusive contract with agent of 6 months instead of 3 months. Is it still valid on the 4th month as I intend to change agent but was told to call agent directly. Seems like a joke that agency same like us don't know

Called them every week for the complaint and then 3 months got the final reply. Very bad attitude, blind to the evidences. They are not helping individuals, contributes to the inequality of estate market.

Limited seating, decor is industrial like. Staffs are young, vibrant, diversified but not very attentive. Food in general is ok. Only item I didn't like so far is the affogato. The cup they serve in is not suitable for this drink. Pistachio ice cream is yummy though.

CEA, you need help, urgently and in many areas. First, the Sleaze doors - chief of these is this post-tenancy wrap-up by the Landlord's agent: "I am acting for the landlord, anything you go through me (Landlord's agent)". In short, no need for u (tenant) to have any contact info of your landlord. I see a HIJACKER of a contractual relationship. This practice is "KELONG" and the motive of RING FENCING is SELF-SERVING". And it is almost always exerted by the Landlord's agent for repeat harvests ahead. The fact is, once the tenancy is effected, the service of the agent or agents (where each contracting party engage an agent) - end. This is unless the agent's service is extended in other legally recognised capacity or appointed and appropriately empowered, with stipulations as set out in the necessary documents. Invariably, many woes result when the Landlord's agent is allowed to assume the role of his client, post-tenancy. It becomes even more woeful if the Tenant's agent equally thrust forward in the assumed position of his client. This sleaze-door needs to shut and the sleaze, cleaned up. Stamp out the practice of Ring-Fencing and also make it obligatory that the Landlord's Agent disclose these: the email address(es), the correspondence address(es) and the mobile contact number(s) of the landlord(s). I trust CEA understands the rationale because you also ask the same set of information and more from parties communicating with you, don't you?