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Still no viewings after 4 months?
daniellaoxox
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Hi, have been on the market for 4 months now (one month with own sign, three months with an agent). Have had no viewings yet, don't know why as house is reasonably priced (£155,000 for a 3 bed detached in good area). The market is slow around here - Grimsby, but was wondering if anyone had any tips or if anyone else was finding that they weren't getting viewings?
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move the house away from Grimsby. was there today, wouldn't pay £155k to live there, no offence. girl I was working with had amazing legs though, so had some perks0
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mikeandrach wrote: »move the house away from Grimsby. was there today, wouldn't pay £155k to live there, no offence. girl I was working with had amazing legs though, so had some perks
Technically I don't live in Grimsby I live in a small village in the outskirts, but Grimsby is the nearest town (unfortunately!)0 -
ah gotcha. its alright I live within 25 miles of hull, about as good a selling point as living within 100 yards of fukushima or chernobyl0
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Hahaha. Yeah hence why were moving, hate it here. The school near by is the best around though and hoped that would get at least a few viewings from people wanting to get there kids into the school, but nope. Guess ill just have to be patient.0
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Well, if you're getting no viewings after four months I'd suggest that either your house is overpriced, or that there's something wrong with the marketing.
Are you willing to post a Rightmove link? I can understand why you wouldn't want to, but if you do people will give you constructive advice. (I can also pretty much guarantee you'll get some non-constructive stuff along with it though...)0 -
House definitely isn't overpriced, was valued at £157,000. Would rather not, for privacy reasons.0
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daniellaoxox wrote: »Hi, have been on the market for 4 months now (one month with own sign, three months with an agent). Have had no viewings yet, don't know why as house is reasonably priced (£155,000 for a 3 bed detached in good area). The market is slow around here - Grimsby, but was wondering if anyone had any tips or if anyone else was finding that they weren't getting viewings?
Move the house to Berkshire and it will sell for £300,000 or more!
The problem is that north Lincolnshire is a very rural area with relatively few well paid professional jobs. And the Grimsby has a reputation as a drab fisherman's town.
It will sell eventually but you need to be patient.0 -
Own sign suggests that you are doing little marketing.0
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You could try one of those 'Open Day' things - ask your EA.
Good luck; but you may need to be patient.Mornië utulië0 -
I was on the market for one month with my own sign, now have the estate agents signs. House was also in the property guide a few times, and is on about 20 websites. So frustrated! How do open days work - sounds like that would be worth a try!0
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