No. 01Selling
An honest figure, then a plan.
Selling on the lower north shore starts with a straight conversation about what your home is worth and who will buy it. Then we agree the campaign: public, private, or one after the other.
Request an appraisal
No. 02How a sale runs
How a Harbourline sale runs.
Every home is different, but the shape of a good campaign rarely is.
- 01
The appraisal
We walk through the home with you and give you a figure we can explain. If now is not the right time to sell, we will say so.
- 02
The plan
Auction or private treaty, public or off-market. We set the options side by side with our honest view on each, and you choose.
- 03
Presentation
Photography, styling advice and words that describe the home plainly. No starbursts, no hype.
- 04
The campaign
Open homes on Saturdays, private inspections during the week, and frank feedback from buyers as it comes in.
- 05
Negotiation
We negotiate firmly on your behalf and keep you informed at every offer, through to exchange.
- 06
Settlement
We stay in touch through to settlement day and the handing over of keys.
No. 03Public or private
Public campaign, or a quiet one?
Both can be the right answer. This is how we explain the difference to owners.
The first way
A public campaign
The widest audience, with competition on the day.
- Listed on the major property portals
- Saturday open homes and a signboard
- Auction or private treaty
- Suits homes that benefit from broad competition
The second way
Off-market
A quiet introduction to buyers we already know.
- No portal listing, signboard or open homes
- Private inspections by appointment
- Your neighbours need not know you are selling
- Can move to a public campaign at any time
We will give you our honest view on which suits your home. Sometimes the answer is to begin off-market and go public later.
No. 04Appraisal
Request an appraisal.
Tell us a little about the home and when suits you. Someone from the sales team will call to arrange a time.