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David Wilson HomesNewest Review: ... property up for sale on our estate (PX prop) for £220,000 even though it was valued at £275/£280,000 to sell!!! Their policy is obviously sell the houses then devalue them!! They say that it is a current market value....I don't think so, especially as the fact is an agent valued it at £280,000. There are people trying to sell their properties at agent valued figures and basically have no chance whatsoever with this one some £60,000 under valued. Has anyone else had a bad experience like this? Basically they have taken away our equity and seem to think its ok to do this! Does anyone have any advise for us on this as we really are at th... more |
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by Beamish28 - written on 24/09/08 (Somewhat useful, 31 readings)
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REPUTABLE BUILDER......DEFINATELY NOT, BUNCH OF COWBOYS MORE LIKE IT!!!!! We bought a DWH home in Dec 2006, paid £267,999. DWH have now put the same style property up for sale on our estate (PX prop) for £220,000 even though it was valued at £275/£280,000 to sell!!! Their policy is obviously sell the houses then devalue them!! They say that it is a current market value....I don't think so, especially as the fact is an agent valued it at £280,000. There are people trying to sell their properties at agent valued figures and basically have no chance whatsoever with this one some £60,000 under valued. Has anyone else had a bad experience ...
by Salstar - written on 18/08/08 (Very useful, 225 readings)
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David Wilson Homes are not to be trusted and are really out to con you out of hard-earned money! Ok, here goes: We were recently interested in a new build property built by David Wilson Homes. We have a house wich is currently on the market and are relocating to a different part of England due to my husband's new job, and so were interested in their part exchange programme, what with the housing market being stagnant at the moment. We viewed a nice house that they had to offer on a new estate near to my husband's new workplace in Derby, and decided to enquire about the part exchange scheme whilst in the sales office. We were told that David Wilson ...
by david - written on 11/11/06
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Bought house eighteen months ago, David Wilson are still attending to the original snags which were reported on completion. In total they have probably missed about twelve appointments and at least 50% of the time they have attended they have been unprepared for the job inhand. Very poor aftersales care but then again are they any different to any other home builder?
from woman-scorned
01/01/2004
from JohnBoy01
13/10/2003



