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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 6 MIN

EP28: What Buyer Feedback Is Really Telling You

from Local Ormeau Property Chat · host Brett Reddell

Buyer feedback can feel vague, inconsistent, or even frustrating. But behind every comment (or lack of one) is a signal about how your property is being perceived in the market.In this episode of Local Ormeau Property Chat, Ethan Reddell sits down with Brett Reddell to unpack what’s really happening when your property hits the market, how buyers form opinions almost instantly, and why the first two weeks of your campaign are critical.This isn’t about reading between the lines, it’s about understanding what the market is actually telling you and using that to your advantage.In this episode, you’ll learn:How buyers assess your property before they even inspect it What strong early enquiry really indicates Why low interest is usually a pricing signal, not bad luck How competition (not high pricing) drives better results What it means when your property starts to “go quiet” If you’re preparing to sell or already on the market, this episode will help you interpret feedback clearly and avoid costly missteps.👉 For a no-pressure strategy chat, visit: https://brettreddell.areaspecialist.com.au/

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