How Adding Documents to Single Property Websites Improves Marketing and Communication

Businesses, regardless of what services or products they offer, are constantly being evaluated and compared on their level of customer service. As a successful Realtor and small business owner, how can you provide the best customer service?

Single Property Websites

AgencyLogic single property Websites can help by providing real estate agents with a way to share documents including inspections, contracts, marketing documentation and spreadsheets. Not only does this help answer questions but also provides more property related information than is available anywhere else on the Web, eases the sales process, saves time and therefore money for all parties and finally demonstrates technical ability and obviously outstanding customer service on the part of the real estate agent.

Agents can upload several file formats including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Zip and PDF (plus others). It is also possible to create a central document library thereby saving time whenever files need to be used across multiple single property Websites.

single property websites documents

Documents on AgencyLogic single property Websites have three levels of security:

  • Open – Anyone who views the site can access the information
  • E-mail Address Required – An e-mail address must be entered before accessing documentation
  • E-mail Address and Password Required – An e-mail address must be entered and the Realtor must be contacted directly in order to obtain the password

Utilizing the third level of protection ensures any interested person interested contacts the Realtor directly, therefore generating solid leads and reliable contact information.

The question isn’t really why should you use a single property website, it’s how can you market effectively without one?

If you’re interested in single property Websites, visit AgencyLogic.com today!

RE/MAX Finds Strong Sellers’ Market Continues In New England But Luxury Slows Across Few States

2018 Spring Market Trends Report Shows Maine Market Heating Up, While Connecticut Slows Down

Boston, MA – May 29, 2018 (PRNewswire) RE/MAX INTEGRA, New England today released its 2018 Spring Market Trends Report that shows New England is largely a sellers’ market, with few exceptions. Low inventory coupled with strong economic factors has led to intense competition, driving up prices and pushing buyers to expand their horizons and think outside of the box. The annual report evaluated data from most regions across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, looking at pricing, volume, and general trends in residential real estate and luxury markets.

Other highlights in this year’s report include:

  • The only balanced market in New England, Connecticut was the only state in which a property’s average days on market increased, from 94 to 104 days, had the highest decrease in total units sold, and the highest decrease in total sales volume.
  • Maine had the highest percentage increase in average sales price for both traditional and luxury properties at 10% to $237,295 and 13% to $1,709,313, respectively. The already-crowded Portland area is seeing an influx of buyers seeking second homes; this type of market is not typical of cities.
  • Massachusetts has the highest average sales price of any New England state, coming in at $470,016. Properties in Boston are seen as a more affordable investment than in other large cities like New York and San Francisco, and buyers with resources, especially foreign investors, are continually driving prices up and other buyers out.
  • New Hampshire saw the highest decrease in average days on market at 13%, from 99 days to 87 – and with sellers accepting offers within 2-3 days for properties under $300,000, inventory is moving quickly.
  • Rhode Island‘s average luxury sales price dropped 30%, the most in New England. However, its traditional market is holding steady with the average sales price up about 8% and the lowest average days on market in New England at 64 days, down about 13% from this time last year.
  • Vermont had the lowest increase in average sales price of all New England states at 3.25% to $255,024. Along with Rhode Island, it also saw a decrease in average luxury sales price, which is down about 8% from this time last year.

“In the current New England real estate landscape, with many buyers losing out on their desired properties due to fierce competition and rising prices, it is imperative that we fully understand the markets and provide our clients with meaningful and actionable insights,” said Fiona Petrie, Executive Vice President & Managing Director of U.S. Operations, RE/MAX INTEGRA, New England. “We strive to know exactly what is going on in our markets so we can be the best resource and steward for our clients, whether they are buying or selling.”

All data was sourced from RE/MAX brokers and real estate transactions reported in the Multiple Listing Service and RE Stats. Data from 2017 encompasses January 1, 2017 to March 31, 2017 and 2018 data encompasses January 1, 2018 to March 31, 2018.

Download the full report here: remaxintegra.com.

About RE/MAX INTEGRA and RE/MAX INTEGRA, New England
Since its inception in 1985, RE/MAX of New England has grown to over 200 offices and 2,700 Sales Associates throughout Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, providing franchised residential and commercial real estate services to its franchisees and their real estate professionals.

RE/MAX INTEGRA, New England’s parent company, RE/MAX INTEGRA, is a privately-held company headquartered in Toronto, Canada. RE/MAX INTEGRA is the largest sub-franchisor of RE/MAX, LLC worldwide, and represents 30,000 agents — approximately a third of all RE/MAX Associates worldwide.

For more information about RE/MAX INTEGRA, visit www.remaxintegra.com