“What are comparable properties selling for?”

 “What  Sold  - and  For  How Much?”

“How many people saw my listing on the Internet?”

“Where are you advertising my property?”

 “What Is Going On In The

Market?”

When most people decide to list their home for sale - they do so with a vision of what life will be like when the property sells. Some dream of travel - unencumbered by a home to worry about. Others have a a vision of moving up to either a newer or bigger property - and some want to downsize and free up equity for other uses. Occasionally - people want to shift for lifestyle or health reasons. The sale of an investment property ican be a totally different scenario.

Whatever the case - the point is - if the house does not sell - the homeowner is most often left with a feeling of frustration. The degree of frustration and aggrivation is often dependant upon the sellers need to sell.

If you have to move for work for example and have bought a new home and find yourself with 2 mortgages - you are likely more frustrated than someone who is really quite happy where they are but would sell if a buyer happened along and would pay their asking price (or darn close to it!) but generally many people we talk to after their listings expire expire varying feelings of dissatisfaction.

We get that. In fact we'd like to apologize for being some of the 300 or so Realtors in the area who did NOT bring a buyer to you.

Why do you think your property did not sell? Click here to see what we think.

Putting Reality into Real Estate

The Underlying question - if 1450 properties sold in 2010 - why not yours?

North Okanagan Real Estate Report

Total properties sold in 2010 (Jan 3,2011 report)

Lots and Acreages = 130 transactions

Manufactured Homes = 67 transactions

Recreation = 12

Single Family Homes = 878 transactions

Strata Homes = 363 transactions

 Last updated January 3, 2011

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