Sponsored: “The job is a lot easier today, but the fee structure never changed. The whole process seemed like it needed a bit of a shake-up.”
A lot has changed in the world of property over the past two decades. Alongside the rise of prices and demand for housing, there has been a rise of digital technology, with many websites like Daft.ie and MyHome.ie redefining the property landscape.
“Selling a home is expensive,” says Deane, “but we offer a way to cut down the costs. Our fee is set, and payable on completion, and there is no commission. In our first year we listed 86 homes, and last year we more than doubled that figure to 191 homes, with each seller saving an average of €6,078.” currently offers two packages for its customers. ”90 per cent of sellers go for our Performance Package, which costs €2,500 including VAT,” says Deane.
“We are also introducing a new option this month, at €4,250 including VAT, which will include a more bespoke level of marketing, including featured and top-spot adverts on Daft.ie and MyHome.ie, a custom for-sale sign highlighting the USP of the property, creative social media adverts targeting buyers, a press release, newspaper advertising, and custom brochures for the property. No other agent offers such a high level package at this price point,” says Deane.
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