Timing is everything. And in today’s property market, that’s never been more true. When to sell? When to buy? It’s a big call and the clock is ticking.
That’s why, from the 5th of September, Bayleys is putting together New Zealand’s biggest and most exciting residential property auction event. We’re calling it the Big Call
The Big Call auction week
The Big Call brings together buyers and sellers throughout the country for one short week of intense buying and selling.
Our last Big Call events have achieved exceptional results, with the majority of homes reaching or exceeding reserve. The nationwide campaign, our expert auction team and likeminded motivated vendors were major contributors to this success.
This September, the auction will be even bigger and better with a wide ranging advertising campaign to support it. We’re pulling out all the stops with TV advertising, print, flyers online advertising and more.
Why it’s good for vendors
One of the things that makes the Big Call so successful is the amount of support we provided to our vendors. Once again we will be providing hugely discounted advertising in the best publications to ensure you capitalise on this exceptional opportunity.
Plus you now have the opportunity to earn up to 500 Airpoints Dollars™ when you sell with Bayleys.*
But the biggest advantage is the sheer volume of buyers that we can assemble in one place, at one time. Thanks to our nationwide advertising campaign on TV, online and in print we will bring hundreds of buyers to our auction week.
Why it’s good for buyers
The Big Call makes it easy for buyers to access multiple property auctions, all in one place, during one concentrated week of activity.
What’s more, in an auction the result is immediate. In other sales methods, buyers have to wait hours or sometimes days to know if their bid has been successful. An auction allows the unsuccessful purchaser to move onto to another property – and the successful buyer to celebrate, there and then!
Find out more about the auction process in this blog article from our archives.
