Selling guide
Tips for selling in a warming property market
NZ’s property market rarely stands still for long.
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As New Zealand's property market warms up, sellers should remain strategic. Strong marketing and presentation are still vital to attract quality buyers and secure the best price.
Price smart using tools like Property Insights or an agent's appraisal, as overpricing can deter buyers. In a competitive environment, it's often wise to buy your next home before selling your current one.
Consider an auction for a quick, unconditional sale and be flexible with viewings and negotiations to maximize opportunities.
1. Don’t skimp on marketing and presentation
You still need to present your home in its best light.
2. Price smart
3. Buy first and sell second
Buying before you sell will make the process smoother.
4. Think carefully about your sales method
5. Be as flexible without crossing your red lines
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