The iProperty Company and World First agree new international deal

The iProperty Company and World First agree new international deal


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A new deal, set to give property owners all over the world the opportunity to save even more money through competitive currency exchange rates and by avoiding hidden transfer fees when buying or renting a property overseas, has been agreed between the iProperty Company and World First. 

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These savings are on top of the savings property owners can already achieve with iProperty – a free international property community – by swerving estate agents’ fees.

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“We are delighted to be associated with World First which offers award-winning customer service and will create yet another opportunity for our users to make significant savings,” John Candia, CEO at The iProperty Company, said of the new affiliation.

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“Not only is this affiliation a good fit for iProperty in terms of business ethos, it also allows us to extend our services to our users everywhere.”

Seth Harvey, Global Head of Partnerships at foreign exchange company World First, added: “Through a combination of great rates and our personal level of service, we’ve been helping people save money when making an overseas property purchase since 2004. This partnership means that iProperty Company clients will be able to maximise their savings when buying abroad by avoiding unnecessary and hidden fees.”

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