Launch Early, Stand Out - And Be in to Win $10,000 in Travel

The first week of January is one of the most underrated, yet most effective, times to list your property. Many homeowners assume the market is quiet because of the Christmas break, but year after year we’ve seen outstanding results from vendors who get ahead of the crowd by launching early.

Launching in the first week of January means you benefit from active holiday-season buyers while also gathering momentum as more purchasers return to the market later in the month. A six-week campaign places your auction in early February, right when buyer competition is at its highest.

The key advantage is simple: minimal competition. When buyers have fewer options, your property stands out and attracts stronger interest. By the time you’re ready to purchase your next home, the market will typically have more listings available, giving you far more choice and negotiating power.

If you’re considering a move in the new year, this strategy could put you in the strongest possible position, and now there’s an even bigger reason to get a head start.

Introducing the One Step Ahead Campaign

From 1 January to 31 March 2026, anyone in the Auckland region who lists and sells their property exclusively with me will be automatically entered to win one of three travel prizes worth a total of $10,000. It’s the perfect way to take your next step forward — and maybe even fly somewhere unforgettable while you’re at it.

What’s included:

  • 1st Prize: $6,000 travel voucher

  • 2nd Prize: $2,500 travel voucher

  • 3rd Prize: $1,500 travel voucher

  • Total prize pool: $10,000

There are no upfront marketing costs when you list with us (T&Cs apply), and as long as your property is listed on a full-fee basis and sold unconditionally by 31 March 2026, you’ll be in the draw. Winners will be announced in April 2026.

So if you’re planning a 2026 move, launching early doesn’t just give you a strategic advantage - it could also put you One Step Ahead in more ways than one.

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