DUBLIN REMAINS ONE of the most in-demand cities in Europe when it comes to prospective homebuyers, which means that every single house put up for sale is sure to have its suitors.
It’s because of this competitive market that estate agents, along with with ordinary people selling their homes, are using Daft Advantage Ads to ensure that they’re getting as much exposure to buyers as possible.
A two-bedroom end-terrace house just off the Clonsilla Road with churches, hospitals, GPs, creches, primary and secondary schools all on its doorstep, 51 Springlawn Close is the ideal home for many young families seeking to set themselves up in the capital. A red brick facade sets it apart from many houses on the market these days, as does a gorgeous bay window that overlooks the back garden and gives a sense of ornate detail to the house, while two bedrooms upstairs ensure that the house is perfectly equipped to meet the needs of a young couple either getting on the property ladder or looking to settle down somewhere with just right vibe.
The interior of the house beams with natural light, boasting a spacious living room and kitchen on the ground floor. The house sits in a spectacular location, just minutes from all the amenities of Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. With only a 20-minute commute to the city centre, it’s a property that benefits from a more detailed advertisement that demonstrates there more to Springlawn Close than might initially meet the eye.
A Daft Advantage Ad gives you the limelight you need, whether you want to make sure your hot property gets the bids it deserves which is precisely why those who know the market are investing in these ads to keep their properties at the top of the pile.
That’s precisely why Myles O’Donoghue, an estate agent at RE/MAX Team Myles O’Donoghue recommended a Daft Advantage Ad to the seller.
“The property was being exposed to a larger catchment of parties searching for such a property, and, through an advantage advert we were servicing our client, and, the property as best we could,” said O’Donoghue, who has over 25 years of experience in selling properties, and an expert in residential agency and a history of involvement in high-profile transactions.
“We had a number of parties interested from the very start of the marketing campaign and we were inundated from the start with viewing requests,” O’Donoghue said, adding that the number of both enquiries and page views that 51 Springlawn Close received “were above the normal level”.
Fred Pardy, the home’s previous owner, noted that he was “very happy with the response and the sale price” brought about via the Daft Advantage Ad, and confirmed he would “definitely” recommend the same course of action to other home-sellers.
With a Daft Advantage Ad, your property will appear at the top of search results on Daft.ie, ensuring up to three times more ad views. This increased visibility means more potential buyers, giving you a better chance to secure the highest price for your home.
There are three different kinds of Daft Advantage Ad that you can tailor to meet your needs as a seller, all of which offer the seller an ad profile that is bigger than its competitors and keeps the listing positioned above standard ads, guaranteeing more eyes will fall on your property. Advantage Premium features ad space that is double the size, puts four photos of the property on the ad card, and even emails a brochure of your property to active buyers.
Daft Advantage Ads guarantee unbeatable visibility, bring in three times more views and help you achieve the best return possible on the sale of your home.
Ask your agent for a Daft Advantage Ad today.
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