It’s hard to believe, but there are only 55 days left in 2011! With November sales off to a great start, NRT Development Advisor’s sales agents are using these 55 days to maximize their sales success story for 2011 and ride into 2012 on a wave of positive momentum.
We think we are in for a different fall and winter than what the real estate market typically experiences, due to reduced levels of customer traffic and, therefore, decreased sales activity. Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said the market has been stable although at low levels, and there is plenty of room for improvement. “Affordability conditions have improved to historic highs and more creditworthy borrowers are trying to purchase homes. The volume of successful buyers is higher than a year ago and is remaining fairly stable – this speaks to an unfulfilled demand.” We are feeling this positive trend!
NRT Development Advisors’ agents are busy setting personal sales goal for the remaining 55 days of 2011, and we’re ready to enlist all necessary resources to help get them there. They are diligently:
• Revisiting their existing customer databases and setting daily outreach goals to encourage past prospects to rediscover the communities that the agents represent.
• Calling the top 20 coop agents who have sold at their communities and providing them with an update on sales, commission schedules and any new incentives, as well as inquiring about the buyers with whom they are currently working.
• Making sure that each prospect has a distinct action and follow up plan.
• Networking with fellow NRT Development Advisors and Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage colleagues and requesting that they refer prospects to your community, when appropriate.
• Reanalyzing if their community’s pricing product, and positioning are competitive within the market.
There are plenty of buyers out there looking to find a NEW home for the holidays. Our agents are staying proactive and ahead of the market, ensuring that the last 55 days of the year are the most productive yet.

