Mary-Anne Bowring 02/09/2020
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Don't Rush the Listing
- Before you put your flat on the market, make sure you're ready. Most interest comes within the first two weeks, so have high-quality photos, a floor plan, and a well-written description prepared in advance.
Make a Great First Impression
- Ensure that the exterior of your building and any common areas look well-maintained. A fresh coat of paint or minor repairs can create a lasting positive first impression.
Use a Professional Photographer
High-quality, professional photos can help your property stand out online and in listings, increasing its chances of being noticed.
Declutter
Clean up your flat and remove personal items to make it easier for buyers to imagine themselves living there.
Plan Your Price Carefully
- Research comparable properties in your area and price your flat competitively. Be prepared to negotiate and adjust the price if necessary to attract buyers.
Listen to Estate Agent Advice
Your estate agent may offer advice you don't want to hear, but they have valuable experience. Take their suggestions seriously to increase your chances of a successful sale.
Meet our Expert Property Commentators
Mary-Anne Bowring FTPI FRICS FARLA FCABE Founder/Head of Asset Management
Strategic partnerships, holistic delivery/ opportunities, growth, value engineering, thought leadership
Ian Barber MD BTR Mobilisation & Leasing
Runs HQ & site lease-up teams. Drives rent pricing, mobilisation, marketing, happy residents!
Jon Curtis MRICS Head of Building Engineering
Chartered Building Surveyor. Lectures on EWS1 & building safety. Runs CapEx programmes.
Kate Robinson MTPI MD Blocks/FM Management (London Region)
Master plan setup, ops and staffing and resident engagement. ISO45001 champion.
Lee Harle Partner Ringley Law
Plot conveyancing. Debt litigation. Group Company Secretary.
Natalie Birmingham Helpdesk Support Manager
Trainer & Helpdesk Manager: people, systems,contractors. ISO45001 supply chain accreditation.
Chris Georgalis MRICS Head of Commercial Valuation
Chartered Valuer. Rental valuations: retail, leisure. IRR modelling and valuations for secured lending. Compulsory purchase & rent reviews
Nichola Pughe MRICS Head of Residential Valuation
Chartered Valuer. Rental development & mixed use valuations, IRR modelling. Leasehold enfranchisement specialist
