5,583,328
That answer would depend on the type of market and the accuracy of the list price on the home..... it depends on whether the builder will be on time with an occupancy certificate..... many variables....the safe way is to sell the resale as soon as the conditions are satisfied on the new construction p/s.... relocate to temporary housing and enjoy the construction process..... that's the smart decision.
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Evelyn Johnston
Elkhart, IN
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Debbie Gartner
White Plains, NY
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Ron and Alexandra Seigel
Carpinteria, CA
784,786
I am sure this will vary with the types of buyers and builders you are working with.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
6,424,817
I would have thought it best to wait until finished since so many have a hard time imagining the finished product.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
1,157,791
In my area, pre-construction condos are marketed several years (i.e. often four or more years) before buyers can move in. For infills, it depends on your objectives (e.g. selling a finished product or allowing the purchaser to have some design decisions or assisting with pre-closing funding).
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
2,759,862
Good Monday morning Debbie. I've seen a lot of properties put on the MLS that are still in the framing stages.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
4,319,873
Debbie Reynolds in this market, I'd put it as soon as I can. If it was a slow market, I'd wait for a while or open up with some incentives to buyers.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
3,168,134
when I represented a builder we went in the MLS within 48 hours of him aquiring permits to build.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
5,879,676
That sure varies depending on how long homes are sitting on the market. Earlier this year I put a home on the market 6 weeks from closing on the new home. We were able to close same day on both home.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
2,443,250
While it is under construction so that potentially buyers can pick some of the finishing touches.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
1,683,912
When it is completed enough to where it is safe for viewing and can pass all inspections.....and of course cleaned up!
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Evelyn Johnston
Elkhart, IN
3,986,308
I put them on even befoe we break ground with a note saying this plan can be changed,
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
1,771,867
Good question Debbie, it is a sellers market and I would put it on when it was a hole in the ground. If you have plans and a rendering it could be sold pretty fast.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
914,098
Usually depends on builder, but it can be done while it's still a vacat lot. Some builders have their plan set and don't like people coming in near completion asking for different paint and carpet colors, etc. Other builders don't mind tacking changes and options on.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
292,685
I'm seeing both new constructuon and rehabs in different stages.?i am not sure if any or all are spec housing? If they are spec then I think time is of the essence and you put it on early and ajust with buyer activity or interest .
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
634,532
We use different strategies depending on the circumstances. A single residence, fully permitted for construction may take over a year to complete so we are more likely to delay listing until a completion date is more predictable. Often it will be after completion of the exterior. For a new development with dozens of lots and offering multiple floor plans we typically work with the developer and offer pre-construction with special terms.
5,773,239
Debbie,
I think Barbara Todaro is right, it depends on the marrketplace.
7,870,816
I would list it early using an elevation image. An early decision by home buyers could provide opportunities for some selections.
231,224
oooohh my. this is a looong answer. There are a lot of depends..and there are two sides... any additional info to help me? this is kinda my area of expertise screw up lol