If you’re sitting on the sidelines as a would-be seller but you’re not really sure how to play things in the current climate, there are some market dynamics regarding selling in winter that might surprise you.
If you ask people when they believe is the prime time to sell property, many would say spring or summer, however data from Swinburne University of Technology has revealed that this isn’t necessarily the case. Perhaps surprisingly, the research suggests that if you sell in Sydney or Melbourne in early winter you may get as much as 2.3% to 3.2% more for your home. If you’re selling a $1m property, this could mean as much as an additional $32,000.
With stock predicted to reach record lows this winter (they are currently the lowest they’ve been in two decades), there’s a really great opportunity to capitalise on the heightened competition you’ll enjoy from a strong pool of active buyers short on options, which is exactly what we’re experiencing in the Inner West.














