When you’re looking to achieve a premium price for your property, an auction can be a very effective way to go. It’s a method we recommend for clients who are committed to selling and want to use the power of the market to their advantage. Here at Ray White Papamoa, we’re experts in the auction process and can guide you through every step. This strategy is perfect for getting the best results for your home in Papamoa, Mount Maunganui, or anywhere in the wider Bay of Plenty.
An auction campaign is a highly focused and strategic way of marketing your home. By not listing a price, you avoid the risk of a potential buyer dismissing your home before they’ve even seen it. This allows us to attract the maximum number of interested buyers, which can create a competitive bidding environment and drive up the final sale price. It’s a tried-and-true method that has been a part of the real estate landscape for many years, offering a clear and definitive path to a sale.
An auction campaign is designed to create a sense of urgency and excitement.
Our auctioneers are highly trained professionals who know how to work a room and get the best result for you. Backed by over a century of Ray White experience, they’re not just auctioneers—they’re skilled negotiators dedicated to your success.
Is an auction the right choice for selling my property in the Papamoa market?
Auctions are a great option if you’re serious about selling and want to achieve the best possible price in the current market. They work well for all types of properties and are a powerful tool for generating competition among buyers. The best way to know for sure is to chat with one of our experienced agents, who can assess your specific situation and property.
What is a reserve price?
A reserve price is a confidential minimum price that you set for your property. The auctioneer cannot sell your home for anything less than this amount. It gives you peace of mind and control throughout the process, knowing that your property won’t be sold for a price you aren’t happy with.
What happens if my property doesn’t sell at auction?
If your property doesn’t reach the reserve price on auction day, it doesn’t mean the process is over. You will then have the chance to negotiate with the highest bidder. Often, a sale is agreed upon in the hours or days following an auction, with many buyers making post-auction offers.