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  • Profile photo of niniebearniniebear
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    Good morning!
    Does anybody have any experience with marketing Australian properties in Asia? I have a block of 4 units that I’d like to sell and I think that with the current Australian property market, it would be worthwhile to offer it to investors from Asia.
    Any feedback or info on how-tos would be much appreciated.
    Thank you. ninie

    Profile photo of grossrealisationgrossrealisation
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    hi niniebear
    have a look at gpfund.com they market into the china market properties here there are alot of individual marketers that take high end property from Australia into the asian market but they are market specific.
    there rates are high so be prepared.

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    Profile photo of Don NicolussiDon Nicolussi
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    Hi niniebear,

    Where are these units located. What state. I have many buyers in asia looking for genuine opportunities – me included . Pm the details or email through and I can give you a call.

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    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Not sure why you need to to Asia to market them.

    If they are well priced I have a dozen or so clients including myself who would buy them.

    Post or email me more details and I can come back to you.

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    Profile photo of niniebearniniebear
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    Thank you all for your help.
    Does anybody have any experience in marketing properties in Asia?
    Richard Taylor & DLPP, I’ll email you with the details.
    Best, Ninie

    Profile photo of tony wpbtony wpb
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    Hi niniebear,

    i have offices in Hong Kong , Singapore and India . What do you want to know? First point there are many Aussie rogues selling property for way beyond what it is worth. At the end of the process you want the buyers to settle

    Costs are very expensive you need to be selling a lot more than 4 properties, no offence intended.

    The asian market is all about perception, so the propeties are generally marketed in the foyers of 5 star hotels . The function rooms and meeting rooms are hired out , plus media advertising. There is no change out of $40K AUS and no guarantees of a sale.

    Many of the purchasers from asia have studied here have relatives local etc, ie they have an affiliation with Australia and that is what attracts them to the advertising in the first instance.

    I hope this is not a thought of ripping off offshore investors as this tarnishes every aspect of Australia. I am not suggesting it is , but i get very annoyed overseas when i see $500K properties in Gisbourne Vic that would not fetch $400K, it burns the market for everyone, that is a literal example.

    Your best option would be to package a deal with some of the other post offers,

    cheers

    tony

    Profile photo of niniebearniniebear
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    Hi Tony,
    Thanks for the response and advice. I’m just trying to sell some ordinary properties, at fair market value. Given the current market in Australia, I just thought it may make sense to try and access overseas markets.
    Best, Ninie

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