Was your property undervalued?
Are there any ongoing issues?
Did you make a loss on your off-plan dream?
Did you have trouble getting a mortgage?
Were you guided to use their legal team or mortgage company?
Welcome,
Did you purchase an apartment at 2 Great George Street, Leeds, LS1?
OR did you purchase something on a different development in the Leeds/Bradford/Yorkshire areas?
Were you mis-sold, or was your apartment undervalued?
Was it a Historic/Grade II listed building?
You are not alone! Many buyers are coming forward - Together we will unite.
This page connects us and gathers information - Great George Street/Priestley Homes Buyers Advice and Support Group - working together for justice!
If you feel you were mis-sold your apartment? If so, let us know.
Did your surveyor measure your apartment smaller than it should have been?
Maybe you had a large undervaluation on your purchase?
Are there any unaddressed snagging issues?
Did your snagging get resolved?
Did the agent suggest you use their mortgage provider?
Did the agent suggest that you use their recommended solicitor?
Did anything else go wrong with your purchase?
If you were misled by the developer or the agent, there is something you can do - we will provide up-to-date information here.
Follow these steps before raising it with the Property Ombudsman:
Speak with the Agents directly or the Sales Manager - If not resolved
Write to their client care & follow their complaints procedure on their website
Write to their Director of Operations and Compliance
No resolution after following their complaints process? - Refer the matter to the Property Ombudsman https://www.tpos.co.uk/
Try to make sure you have followed the above steps, it's super easy to upload all of your evidence onto their system once this is done.
If you're not too tech savvy - Don't panic - get all of your evidence in order first by choosing the email document you want to upload or example, choose PRINT, then on the drop-down menu, you can change it to a PDF and save using a title you can easily find in your documents (keep everything together in a file makes life easier).
Good Luck & Remember: you are not on your own through this - Together we are stronger!
There are things you can be doing to bring public awareness to what is happening - We will post frequently on here. If you have any information you would like to share, please contact us at the email address provided. We have got this!
Contact the Property Redress Group https://www.propertyredress.co.uk/
Go to their website and follow their complaint steps
You must have all of the relevant evidence ready to upload
Try to keep it simple and to the point - try not to overload them with info
Send only relevant documents, as they will ask you for more if they need it
Example: Building regulations documents, Legal letters, Survey Reports, EPC reports, etc., including communication from the Developer in question.
Good Luck! You have got this.... keep going, together we are stronger!
Below are some great tips on how to go about creating an effective Trustpilot review: here is one I created and after several attempts they can not have it taken down.... keep going!
https://uk.trustpilot.com/users/681267dc5ad665bf043915a9
Aspen Woolf has been repeatedly flagging my Trustpilot review to try to silence the truth.
They're using technicalities in the platform rules to get genuine reviews taken down, especially if we mention words like fraud, criminal, or breaking the law.
But don't let this stop you; here is how we can still warn other buyers and make sure our reviews stay live.
1. Stick to facts about your experience (eg, square meters promised vs delivered, amounts of money lost, dates, and what you signed vs what you got)
2. Use phrases like "serious misselling" undisclosed issues," or "failed duty of care" instead of stronger legal accusations that trigger moderation.
3. Mention "public record information" instead of directly calling out criminal history.
4. Always say "in my view" or "I believe" when you're making a strong point - this protects your review from claims of defamation.
POWER IN NUMBERS - The more of us who post, the harder it is for them to hide the pattern - Remember to keep refreshing your review by copy/paste then delete and put up with a new date.
If you are ready to share your story but want help with the wording so it doesn't get flagged, feel free to contact us here, and we can help tweak your text.
Let's keep going, we're stronger together, and every review we post might save someone else from falling into the same trap.
If you are affected and want to connect with other buyers and find out what we can do about it.
Please email us at: greatgeorgestreetbuyers@proton.me