Your project's sales department.
Local and competitor analysis
The project's surroundings and competing projects are studied on site, and a positioning is defined.
Price matrix and inventory strategy
A unit-by-unit price list and a pricing timeline that moves as inventory sells down.
Sales office operations
An office open all day, with separately designed areas for welcoming, presenting and closing.
Agent network management
Meeting local real-estate agents one by one, presenting the project, and keeping the briefing group active.
Digital marketing
Data-driven campaigns, content production and qualification of incoming leads.
After sales
Payment and title deed tracking, customer relations and leasing management for investors.
Developers with a project about to go on sale, or one whose sales have slowed.
The developer doesn't have to build, train or manage a sales team. Their single point of contact is the project sales manager.
All we need is your project file and a one-hour meeting.
We review your project file and the area, and map out your current sales position and the competitive landscape. This stage is free of charge.
We present our proposal, including the pricing structure, sales timeline and expected results.
Model and scope are finalized and the contract is signed; fieldwork starts within 15 days.
From land to title deed, under one roof.
Each company serves its own field; working together, they carry a project from start to finish in one hand.
Let's talk about selling your project.
All we need is your project file and a one-hour meeting. The preliminary review is free of charge.