With all the concerns and suggested best practices regarding the Coronavirus, BrookHampton Realty will not be showing any properties for the time being. The safety of our clients and agents comes before all other concerns.
None of our clients or agents have reported any contact with or symptoms of the Coronavirus and we would like to keep it that way.
We understand the hardship this places on people who need to move at this time. We will complete all pending sales only.
We will be closely following the advice of the CDC, WHO and our government and apply best practices during this crisis and update this statement as more information is available.
We are here for you and have been working from home. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.
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Want to know what a move would mean where you live? A local agent can show you the figure close to home.
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