We’re all used to shopping online by now but would you make the most expensive purchase of your life on social media?
Social media is playing an increasingly important role in property sales, with platforms like Instagram and Facebook at the forefront of the shift. The pandemic, prohibiting in-person viewings and fueling an appetite for property-related content, catapulted this forwards.
But not all would-be online buyers strike it so lucky. Ava Kelly, who works for Love Energy Savings, says that Instagram heightened competition for a property she was interested in and meant that it was “practically impossible” to arrange a viewing.
The demand for the house also meant that agents were able to determine new rules for the sale.
Looking to buy your next home in 2023? Ask about our Buyer Advocacy service, where we provide you with trusted impartial advice and WE MAKE IT EASY to protect your interests throughout the entire selling process.
To book a free 30-minute consultation, simply click here and choose a time convenient to you. Alternatively, give me a call on 03 9686 2288 to discuss how I can help.
By Wendy Chamberlain
Copyright 2023 | All Rights Reserved
WANT TO USE THIS ARTICLE?
You can as long as you include the following (links must be active):
With a passion for all things real estate spanning 20 years, Wendy loves that her role as a Buyers and Sellers Advocate gives her buying and selling clients an experienced voice they can trust when it comes to negotiating to buy or sell something as important as their home or investment. Wendy considers it a privilege to be asked to help others realise such an important goal as home ownership and to be trusted with that honour. Get in touch today via www.chamberlainadvocates.com.au for a no obligation chat about how Wendy can work with you and help you save time and money to secure your new home sooner.