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A leading property consultancy in Hampshire is seeking a New Homes Sales Negotiator to join their team. The role involves liaising with clients and managing sales processes for various New Homes sites while ensuring exceptional customer service. Candidates need to demonstrate strong negotiation skills and a commitment to customer satisfaction. This position offers opportunities for career and professional development, alongside a competitive benefits package including annual leave and a pension scheme.
We're currently recruiting for a specialist New Homes Sales Negotiator to join our busy Hampshire region, working out of both our Southampton and Winchester offices.
You’ll be responsible for liaising and negotiating directly with our clients and buyers, on a variety of New Homes sites across the region, managing sales through to completion and ensuring we deliver exceptional customer service.
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