Majority of house hunters say bad listings photos would affect their offerđź“·

Majority of house hunters say bad listings photos would affect their offerđź“·

Despite the current market seeing high demand and low stock, there is still one thing that remains hugely influential when it comes to attracting buyer interest and securing the best price for your home - your property listing photos.

A new survey by Giraffe360, polled over 1,300 homebuyers to have bought a home in the last six months and found that a huge 93% of homebuyers said that the online photos of a property were an important factor when it came to grabbing their attention while scrolling through the property portals. To continue reading, please Click Here


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