Property ‘dating’ app aims to ignite off-market romance
According to the analysis of a website aiming to create more than these transactions, more than five houses were sold in Sydney in 2024.
The silent list analyzed 30,000 real estate transactions in 10 local government zones in Sydney in 2024 and found that 20.5 percent were sold in the market.
“We don’t say it’s a trend,” Silent List CEO, William Laing, said on Monday.
The properties always sell out of the market and the analysis of the company confirmed only anecdote figures from the real estate industry.
“We just say it is a really interesting figure, and today he justifies what we think is necessary,” he said.
He said that the silent list, which was initiated in April, is trying to match sellers and buyers in non -market transactions.
The application allows buyers to specify what they are looking for-for example, a two-bedroom Bondi Beach with a parking lot of less than $ 1.5 million-dollar-and takes matches according to these preferences.
“It looks very similar to a dating practice, isn’t it?”
Mr. Laing said that buyers using agents in the US are a new trend in Australia in the last decade.
“The buyers show that they are very happy to be an experienced professional to help them acquire their next home,” he said.
Mr. Laing said there were numerous reasons why someone sells Sunday and that he was not only made to save listing fees.
“I can say that the Prestige markets have the longest tradition that values confidentiality with vendors, and that buyers value the opportunity,” he said.
However, it was clear from the data that non -market sales were no longer at the highest level of the market.
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