Selling land is not the same as selling a house and this recent Cedar Vale result is a clear example of why.
After spending six months on the market with another agent and no success, this block needed more than just a “For Sale” sign and an online listing. It required a tailored strategy, a deep understanding of land buyers, and proactive engagement with the right audience.
Within a refreshed campaign, the property attracted renewed interest, strong enquiry and is now sold and unconditional.
Land buyers think differently. They ask different questions. They assess potential, not presentation. Without clear guidance, pricing confidence and consistent follow-up, land can easily stagnate on the market.
Brooke is proud to be the #1 selling agent in Cedar Vale, selling more land than any other local agent in the area. That local knowledge, combined with energy, persistence and proven results, is why so many sellers trust her to achieve outcomes others couldn’t.
If you’re considering selling land or your property has been sitting without results choosing the right agent from the start can make all the difference.
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