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Meet the bargain-hunting home buyers behind the spike in ‘gazundering’

Bargain-hunting home buyers have caused a spike in “gazundering”, a tactic when a buyer makes a lower offer at the eleventh hour to force the seller to cut a property’s price.

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‘Gazundering’ is a tactic where a buyer makes a lower offer at the last-possible-minute, in a bid to force the seller’s hand to cut the price of their property.

Recently, there’s been an influx of such sneaky tricks. Our buying agent, Caspar Harvard Walls shared his insights in the new piece all about in The Telegraph this week, written by Alexandra Goss.

Read the full article here.