14 Effective Methods For Promoting Properties In Up-And-Coming Neighborhoods
The current U.S. housing market is continuing to see low supply and high demand across the country. However, certain up-and-coming neighborhoods may offer a good deal for prospective buyers.
For real estate companies listing and promoting properties in these neighborhoods, it may take some clever marketing strategies to capture buyers' attention and encourage them to buy or rent in an overlooked area. To help, a panel of members offered their best methods for attracting customers to your property in an up-and-coming neighborhood. Follow their advice to sell your clients on a neighborhood's future potential and investment value.
Members of Forbes Business Council share effective ways to bring more attention to an up-and-coming neighborhood.We have found smart homes that are fully equipped with modern technology are attractive to younger buyers who are looking to own and invest in their first home. When the property location isn't offering an immediate financial return, we focus on creating a welcoming and ready-to-move-in vibe for first-time homeowners.
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