Bryan & Keegan Estate Agents

Bryan & Keegan Estate Agents An exciting estate agents which is based in Brockley & Hither Green. Our services include: Sales, Le Friendly, Professional, Forward thinking estate agents.

Bryan & Keegan is a vibrant & exciting estate agent based in South East London. We cover all aspects of estate agency including; Residential sales, lettings, property management & building services*

Our in house building company have refurbished our office to an exceptional standard which is testament to their own work. We combine the latest technology innovations alongside traditional methods (i

ncluding hard work!) to ensure we can provide a high level, customer focused, bespoke experience. We combine traditional skills with the assistance of new technology, customer service, flexibility and choice. High class photography (for every property), floor plans, audio tours, location & street maps as well as our eye catching office ensure your property will stand out from the competition. Our dedicated staff will also ensure that property details are e-mailed out quickly to our database of qualified applicants. We look forward to welcoming you into our office in the near future.

Cosy Sunday afternoons!Are you fresh and ready for a new week?
23/08/2026

Cosy Sunday afternoons!
Are you fresh and ready for a new week?

UK Home Sales Jump 12% in Just One WeekThe UK property market showed surprising resilience in Week 32, with 24.4k homes ...
23/08/2026

UK Home Sales Jump 12% in Just One Week

The UK property market showed surprising resilience in Week 32, with 24.4k homes sold stc. That was a 12.2% uplift from the previous week’s 21.8k and only slightly below the ten-year Week 32 average of 25.2k.

Another 32.6k properties came onto the market, almost matching the decade average of 33k. Buyers now have 767k homes to choose from, so sellers still face serious competition.

Pricing remains the dividing line between selling and sitting. Some 13.7% of homes currently for sale reduced their asking price in the last month, while 14.2% achieved a sale agreed.

The Average House Price Number That Is Lying to You (And the One That Is Not) Here is a question that catches almost eve...
19/08/2026

The Average House Price Number That Is Lying to You (And the One That Is Not)
 
Here is a question that catches almost everyone out: what does the “average” house price actually tell you? The honest answer is, often, not much.
 
Take London. The average asking price right now is a dizzying £802,948. But the median, the price of the home sitting bang in the middle, where half cost more and half cost less, is £525,000. That is a gap of nearly £278,000. So which number is real? The median. The average is being hauled skyward by a small number of multi-million-pound mansions that most buyers will never look at, let alone buy.
 
Think of it like a room of ten people earning £30,000 each. A billionaire walks in. Suddenly, the “average” wage is millions, but nobody in that room is any richer. That is exactly what luxury homes do to the average house price.
You might ask why we have posted this.
In the final week of August and the first week of September, the average asking price of properties coming onto the UK market will rise by approximately £80,000. Why? The South West London property market is particularly quiet during July and August, even allowing for the usual school holiday slowdown. Then, across those two weeks, around 5,000 South West London homeowners put their properties on the market.
Because property values in these areas are so high, those new listings have a significant effect on the UK-wide average. When a typical three-bedroom terraced house sells for between £800,000 and £1 million, it does not take many new listings to pull the national average sharply upwards.
So next time you see an “average” price, ask what is hiding behind it.

🏡 MONDAY MOTIVATIONA new week is a fresh opportunity to make a move.Whether it’s finding your dream home, taking the fir...
17/08/2026

🏡 MONDAY MOTIVATION
A new week is a fresh opportunity to make a move.
Whether it’s finding your dream home, taking the first step towards selling, or simply making plans for the future — sometimes the biggest changes start with one small decision.
Here’s to new beginnings, new opportunities and a positive week ahead. ✨
Bryan & Keegan Estate Agents
Helping you make your next move.

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🏡 MONDAY MOTIVATIONA new week is a fresh opportunity to make a move.Whether it’s finding your dream home, taking the fir...
17/08/2026

🏡 MONDAY MOTIVATION
A new week is a fresh opportunity to make a move.
Whether it’s finding your dream home, taking the first step towards selling, or simply making plans for the future — sometimes the biggest changes start with one small decision.
Here’s to new beginnings, new opportunities and a positive week ahead. ✨
Bryan & Keegan Estate Agents
Helping you make your next move.

Something significant has happened to the way people in their late 40s and early 50s live in Britain. Back in 2002, over...
12/08/2026

Something significant has happened to the way people in their late 40s and early 50s live in Britain. Back in 2002, over 4 in 5 (80.6%) of 45 to 54 year olds were owner occupiers. By 2025, that had fallen to 65.7%.

At the same time, the proportion privately renting has more than tripled, rising from just 5.4% to 17.9%. Social renting has moved far less dramatically, increasing from 14.0% to 16.4%.That matters because this is not a story about people just starting out. These are households in an age group traditionally associated with established careers, growing equity and long-term home ownership.
It raises some interesting questions about affordability, later-life mortgages, relationship breakdown, lifestyle choices and how the housing market itself has changed over the last two decades. And that is where the national statistics become much more interesting locally.

In the coming weeks I will talk about the age and tenure profiles of all the age ranges in Brockley & what might it tell us about the people who will be buying, selling and renting homes here over the next few years.

Are you in your late 40’s or early 50s? Why do you think things have changed?

Weekends are for enjoying the place you call home. ❤️If you're thinking about buying, selling or letting in South London...
01/08/2026

Weekends are for enjoying the place you call home. ❤️
If you're thinking about buying, selling or letting in South London, our team is always here for honest advice and local expertise. Whenever you're ready, we'd love to help.
🌐 www.bryanandkeegan.co.uk

31/07/2026

UK Property Market Week 29: Plenty of Listings, Not Enough Buyers

Week 29 delivered another reminder that activity does not automatically mean success in today’s UK property market.

Some 33.6k homes came onto the market, almost identical to both a fortnight ago and the 10-year Week 29 average of 33.5k. Year to Date, New listings in 2026 are now level with 2025, 4.1% ahead of 2024 and 11.4% above the pre-Covid average.

Meanwhile, 24k homes sold STC, slightly below the long-term Week 29 average of 24.8k. Year-to-date sales agreed remain identical to 2024, suggesting demand is holding steady, but it is not keeping pace with the sheer volume of homes competing for attention.

The wider figures expose the brutal reality. Only 13.8% of homes on estate agents’ books secured a buyer in June, while just 50.8% of the homes leaving agents’ books exchanged, completed and resulted in the homeowner moving. The other 49.2% were withdrawn and homeowner unsold.

Prices remain surprisingly resilient. The average agreed price reached £350.22 per square foot in June, 1.9% higher than a year ago and 12.3% above June 2021. Average UK rents also stood at £1,778 pcm in Week 29, compared with a 2026 year-to-date average of £1,762 pcm.

The market is not dead. Buyers are buying and prices are holding. However, with so much competition, homeowners cannot afford lazy marketing, poor presentation or fantasy pricing. The homes that look like value are selling. The rest are being swiped past.

⚡️ FOR SALE ⚡️ 📍 Holdenby Road, SE4💷 Offers in excess £925,000A fantastic opportunity to acquire this stunning family ho...
31/07/2026

⚡️ FOR SALE ⚡️
📍 Holdenby Road, SE4
💷 Offers in excess £925,000
A fantastic opportunity to acquire this stunning family home, ideally positioned on a sought-after residential road in Crofton Park. Arranged over three floors and offering in excess of 1,400 sq. ft of beautifully presented living space, this impressive end-of-terrace property combines character, space, and modern family living.

The property immediately stands out from the street. As the only home on the road benefitting from off-street parking alongside valuable side access, it offers both practicality and rarity within the area.

The newly renovated kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with entertaining and family life in mind. Filled with natural light, the space showcases stylish gold accents, beautiful herringbone flooring, and ample room for dining. The kitchen flows seamlessly out to a well-maintained garden, perfect for summer entertaining, with secure side access and additional storage ideal for bikes and garden equipment.

The first floor comprises two generous double bedrooms, including a larger-than-average main bedroom flooded with natural light, alongside a spacious family bathroom.

The impressive loft conversion provides two further double bedrooms. The main loft bedroom benefits from a stunning en-suite shower room, and useful hidden storage within the eaves.

This exceptional home has been renovated throughout and offers an ideal blend of period charm and contemporary living. With off-street parking and a high-quality loft conversion, this is a rare opportunity not to be missed.

The neighbourhood is very popular with young families due in part to the number of highly rated primary schools in the area, including Beecroft (Ofsted outstanding).

Early viewings are highly recommended!

TENURE: FREEHOLD
https://www.bryanandkeegan.co.uk/property/bby260139s/se4/holdenby-road/house/4-bedrooms #

How Long Does It Really Take to Move Home?Selling a property is not a quick process. From the day a home first comes ont...
23/07/2026

How Long Does It Really Take to Move Home?
Selling a property is not a quick process. From the day a home first comes onto the market to the day the keys are finally handed over, the average UK property sale takes several months.
Terraced homes currently complete the journey fastest, averaging 147 days from listing to completion. Semi-detached homes are only slightly behind at 149 days, while detached properties take an average of 161 days.
Flats take the longest, at 175 days. That is almost a full month longer than the average terraced home.

Address

360 Brockley Road
London
SE42BY

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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