As we step into 2025, it’s important to have a clear picture of the holiday home market. While we’re seeing some positive movements, it’s worth noting that the market will be very difficult throughout 2025.
There has been an increase in the number of holiday homes hitting the market, but fewer interested buyers. The key to standing out is pricing your holiday home correctly. It’s tempting to aim high, but setting a realistic price is often the smarter move to attract serious buyers.
While we are at the start of the selling season, there will be more holiday homes for sale and more competition. To make your holiday home appealing, it’s not just about the asking price. Consider the condition of your property, its unique features, and how it compares to others in the area. See the following articles that will offer some advice:
Ultimate guide to selling your holiday home
Guide to writing a great holiday home advert
Guide to taking great photos of your holiday home
Data from Rightmove suggests that selling a property can take around 125 days, usually involving several price reductions. However, if your holiday home is priced realistically from the start, the sale time can significantly shorten to around 50 days. This is a crucial point to consider, especially in the holiday home market where the appeal of your property is closely tied to seasonal trends and buyer demand.
At Sell My Group, we’re here to guide you through these market dynamics. We understand that selling your holiday home is a big decision, and we’re committed to providing you with honest, practical advice to make this process as smooth and successful as possible. Let’s navigate this year with a clear strategy and realistic expectations, ensuring your holiday home stands out in the mark