Компания Miller Homes запустила программу обмена недвижимости в Рейнфорде для упрощения переезда

HOMEOWNERS are being urged not to let property chains or unsold homes stand in the way of their next move. Miller Homes is promoting its Part Exchange scheme at Dial House Place in Rainford, which offers a simpler route to moving. The scheme is designed to help buyers avoid complications associated with selling an existing property. Clare Horbury, sales director at Miller Homes North West, said: "Finding a new home that feels right is exciting, but for existing homeowners, the uncertainty of selling their current property and managing a chain can sometimes make moving feel much more complicated. "With the average property purchase now taking around 170 days, it is understandable that some people may be concerned about missing out on the home they want while waiting for their own property to sell. "Part Exchange can help remove that uncertainty. "Miller Homes becomes the guaranteed buyer of the existing property, which eliminates any estate agent fees and onward chain complications, giving eligible buyers a clearer and more straightforward route to their new home. "We would encourage anyone who has been thinking about moving this autumn, but is concerned about selling their current property, to speak with the team at Dial House Place and find out what options may be available." The scheme allows Miller Homes to act as a cash buyer, meaning no need to find an independent buyer, no estate agent fees, and no onward chain. Homeowners can also stay in their current property until their new Miller home is ready. Despite a slowdown in the wider property market, the North West has remained resilient. Zoopla’s July House Price Index reported that the region saw the strongest gains in the UK during 2026, with the average home rising by £7,100. The Rainford development features two, three, four, and five-bedroom homes.