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      Why You May Want To Sell Your Home In The Fall

      Why You May Want To Sell Your Home In The Fall

      Published 08/15/2024 | Posted by Arda Clark

      There isn’t necessarily an ideal time to sell your home, but there are definitely seasonal trends. Home sales are generally highest in spring and lowest in winter. There are several reasons for this, but there are also two seasons that are neither spring nor winter — summer and fall — and they also have advantages and disadvantages. So, why might you choose fall?

      From a pragmatic standpoint, there isn’t a lot of competition in the fall, but there’s still some demand. Many sellers wait until spring, assuming that because that’s when most people buy, it’s the ideal time to sell. However, this results in an abundance of available properties, making it harder for any single home to stand out. In contrast, fall’s quieter marketplace means your home has a better chance of catching buyers’ attention. At the same time, it’s not winter, when many buyers aren’t looking to buy at all. Of course, there’s less of a difference in California where much of the state doesn’t have freezing temperatures. This isn’t limited to buyers and sellers, either — the entire industry runs at a more comfortable pace. Lenders, real estate agents, lawyers, surveyors and appraisers all tend to have less work during the fall, meaning the process can happen much quicker and more smoothly than in the busy spring and summer months.

      Secondly, the cozy ambiance of fall can really enhance your home’s appeal. First impressions are important, and many people perceive fall to have a natural beauty, with its colorful leaves. Typical fall decorations, such as pumpkins and scented candles, can also feel warm and inviting. Moreover, cooler temperatures make house hunting more pleasant, encouraging potential buyers to attend open houses and viewings — though in California, this is more typical of the latter half of fall, as heat waves are not uncommon in September. All of these elements can create a strong emotional connection for potential buyers.

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