Trying not to mention the B-word …
These are strange times; politically, socially and economically. For the most part, uncertainty is not great for the property market but is better for builders as people make more cautious decisions and sometimes decide to focus on where they are, rather than where they’d really like to be.
For the brave, this is a great time to be putting your house on the market and trying to steal a march on the release of pressure that will surely come after ‘things’ are decided and settled, especially if this coincides with the beginning of the property ‘high season’ from February onwards.
If you’re ready to move, and you want to move, then don’t delay. Why wait until there are more properties on your street with boards outside? The buyers are in the market now and Rightmove is sending its usual updates and alerts to the millions of people who check their mobiles and look at houses every lunchtime. This is a time when your home can really stand out and grab some attention.
Here are a few “Did You Know” eye-openers about the Wirral property market:-
- Over three quarters of people who buy on the Wirral already live on the Wirral
- 40% of houses marketed on the Wirral find a buyer within 6 weeks. If you have been with your existing agent for longer than this, then why are you still committing to pay their high prices when they finally find you a buyer?
- Wirral properties are achieving 93-96% of Asking Price on average
- Buyers and Sellers really value being able to contact the agent outside office hours – a So You speciality!
Whether you are new to the market or looking for a whole new level of energy, enthusiasm and dynamism injecting into existing proceedings, So You Property are the answer. We are already getting Five Star reviews for our combination of customer care, attention to detail, total accessibility and consultative approach. If you want to really get the result you deserve and pay only £799 including vat and viewings until January 2020 then give us a call now.
We will not let you down.
Thanks, as ever, for reading,
Phil
