As the year draws to a close and many make their way to the coastal regions there is far less competition for buyers in the inland areas, making this an ideal time to go looking for property, says Cameron Jansen, Broker/Manager of RE/MAX Central, whose office services the Sandton and the surrounding areas.
“There are areas that are experiencing stock shortages along with high demand, making the competition for property fierce in these regions. With fewer buyers in the inland areas during December, those who are in the market for a new home will have the luxury of being able to view show houses without competing with too many other buyers,” says Jansen. “Those with access to finance should take the opportunity and extra time they have during this month to go to show houses, search the internet and look through the paper for possible homes. Prospective buyers should try and find all the media resources they can to find their perfect property.”
He notes that another advantage of competing with fewer prospective buyers in the quieter holiday period is that the purchaser has more time to spend with the real estate agent to ask them the really important questions. “The real estate agent will have more face-to-face time than usual to spend with each of the buyers and in that time, they will be able to answer any questions that the buyer may have and fully understand what exactly the buyer is looking for in their perfect property,” says Jansen.
Adrian Goslett, Regional Director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, agrees by saying that if the agent and buyer can communicate effectively the process of finding the right property that fits the buyer’s criteria will be far easier.
Jansen points out that while it is an ideal time to look for a property, many of the parties involved in the property transaction will be winding down and there could be delays in the process. “It is important to remember that there are more people involved in the transaction than just the buyer and seller, such as the conveyancing attorney and the bank. With these services closed over the holiday period the process will likely be delayed until business operations resume in the New Year,” say Jansen. “However, in terms of the contract that is signed between the buyer and seller, as long as there is time given for the delays, it will still be valid and binding. When services resume in the January the contract will be ready to go and the buyer would have secured their dream home,” he concludes.
For more information regarding property in the greater Johannesburg area contact Cameron Jansen, Broker/Manager at RE/MAX Central on 083 653 5878 or 011 217 6900.
Author: Wesley Barnard from RE/MAX.
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