What do buyers really look at when viewing a property?

What do buyers really look at when viewing a property?

It seems these days that good old kerb appeal and a strategically placed pot of freshly-brewed coffee just won't cut it. So what do you do?

Luckily, new research, that wouldn't feel out of place on the set of a sequel to Minority Report, from comparethemarket.com, may have the answer.
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Source: Property Reporter


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