Glossary · GB,AE
Dual Agency
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An arrangement where the same estate agent or brokerage represents both the buyer and seller in the same transaction, subject to applicable law and disclosure requirements.
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Related
Related terms
Sole Agency
An agency arrangement where one estate agent is appointed to market a property, subject to the terms of the agency agreement.
Sole Mandate
An exclusive instruction appointing one property adviser or brokerage to represent a client in relation to a defined property transaction or mandate.
Branded Residence
A residential property associated with a recognised hospitality, fashion, automotive or lifestyle brand, typically offering private ownership alongside hotel-style services or amenities.
Capital Appreciation
An increase in the market value of a property over time, creating a potential capital gain when the property is sold.
Capital Growth
An increase in the value of a property over time. Capital growth is one of the principal potential returns considered by property investors.
Commercial Property
Property primarily used for business, trade or commercial purposes, including offices, retail premises, warehouses and certain mixed-use assets.
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