Tips for Selling Luxury Real Estate 2

TIP 1: Make the Right First Impression
From enhancing your property’s curb appeal with enhanced landscaping to rearranging all of the existing furniture, there are numerous ways to capture the interest of a buyer from the moment they arrive for the first time. 

TIP 2: Encourage Marketing Through Multiple Channels
Effective advertising is key to any business, and selling a home is, indeed, a business transaction. By utilizing print, online, and other available channels, a luxury home for sale can gain the level of exposure necessary to target and bring in buyers. Luxury agents in United Arab Emirates have a large network of contacts to help gain traction and get the ear of high-end buyers and their agents.

TIP 3: Be Patient with the Process
No matter what the market conditions are, some sellers always feel the need to rush.  Feeling pressured to sell quickly can be detrimental in several ways. But ultimately it will make the selling process longer, as being hasty can make you ignore important market trends, cause tension with agents, and even put off some buyers. It is crucial to follow the lead of your agent, who has the experience to create and execute a successful selling strategy.

TIP 4: Work With, Not Against, Your Agent
An agent’s primary objective is to satisfy his or her client. But sometimes that means that sellers have to hear some hard truths about the property, the staging, and even the listing price. What is important here is to remember that professionals are here to be honest and set realistic goals. Also, the better an agent and client can communicate, the more the client will feel empowered and understand what needs to be done in order to fulfill their expectations.

TIP 5: Consider Throwing in Extra Incentives
Do you have something that will sweeten the deal? Your imported furniture or hand-picked art pieces can become the leverage you need in order to motivate a buyer. “I remember a time when a buyer was hemming and hawing until my client had the notion of throwing in all of their furniture. That was all it took to bridge that gap between what the buyer was willing to pay and the asking price, ” states Joben Bissong.