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Selling House

  • 14-06-2022 11:09pm
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    Hatch1989
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    We’ve a house for sale the past month with an auctioneer in a lovely estate just outside Galway city.

    house is in great condition and ready to be moved into immediately.


    there are 4/5 houses for sale around same area, however whilst all these house have had bids, our house has had 1 viewing in 5 weeks. One of these houses has gone for €75,000 above asking price in 3 weeks since it first went up. There is bids everyday on the other houses as we’ve rang these estate agents to see what’s happening.

    When we met auctioneers before choosing our one, a few expected the house to sell in 4/5 weeks. The house will sell itself attitude and the area.


    Auctioneer has asking price €10 €15k more than other. We are receiving half the viewings on daft than these other houses - we assume as a result of people filtering the price range. And our house is falling outside these brackets.


    What should we do?

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