Builders sold to 3 bedroom apartments in a minute

Summing up the year, the International Atomic Gordon Rock has made a rating of world records in the rate of sales of new buildings. As a result, were among the leaders of Israel, Britain, France and Russia, the information portal for real estate GdeEtotDom. Like hotcakes, new buildings apart, as they say, straight from the oven. So, for example, had no time to Israeli developer of the first day of sales to set lower prices for apartments in the residential complex, the demand exceeded the offer immediately. As a result, had to hold a rally to 510 apartments, which, incidentally, attended by more than 8 thousand of potential buyers. The result did not take long: housing, totaling $ 173 million was sold out for some 3 hours, ie for 1 minute, bathed in 3 apartments. Another record was made in France, where one of the leading real estate developers held an online seminar on the Internet. Besides the fact that participants were offered relatively attractive investment scheme, which provides 6% of the guaranteed income from leasing, as well as the possibility of redemption, the developer has provided an opportunity to buy apartments at a discount of more than 25%. However, this discount is operated only during hours, which, however, did not bother webinar participants. The seminar looked at about 4 thousand people, with 20 managed to book a suite and pay the deposit by credit card. A similar story is in England. There, the developer has sold one day in 30 apartments, situated in a luxury complex on the ocean. It is worth noting that Russia also has its champions. This year, the leader in the sale of new buildings in Moscow and St. Petersburg has sold more than 1 thousand of apartments on a monthly basis. However, experts note, examples of sales of new buildings in a short time more to do with a competent marketing ploy of some companies than with the rapid growth in demand from consumers. So, developers have established low prices at the start and offered buyers an attractive investment program, from which much was already difficult to refuse.