Selling guide
Tips for selling an older home in NZ
There’s plenty of reason to be confident when selling an older home.
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Selling an older NZ home requires careful preparation to attract buyers. Ensure you have all necessary paperwork, especially Code Compliance Certificates for any renovations completed after July 1992.
Be upfront about known issues and complete minor repairs to boost curb appeal. For major work, weigh the cost of renovating against adjusting your price. Staging is crucial to showcase potential; focus on maximizing natural light, adding modern touches, and demonstrating the home's warmth and comfort.
Selling an older property in NZ: what to consider
1. Get your paperwork in order
Getting your paperwork in order will make selling an older home easier.
2. Be up front about its shortcomings
3. To renovate or not to renovate?
Planning renovations? Budget carefully with the current high cost of materials.
4. Set your price accordingly
5. Don’t forget to stage
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