There are several reasons a luxury home buyer makes a housing change. Desire for a larger home, relocation, new home layout, to be close to a body of water, and/or to be closer to recreational facilities are among the top reasons a luxury home buyer initiates change. Most luxury home buyers know what their particular reason is for moving and the bottom line is they want/need to move.  There tends to be an emotional as well as a logical approach to purchasing a home, so the process is thoroughly thought out and not just a knee jerk reaction.   Luxury home buyers almost never pay the full asking price and don’t have a problem walking away from a transaction since they are able to view the deal as a business like transaction, as most luxury home buyers are well versed in the business world.   However, the timing of buying a home will factor in as well.  A time deadline could mean the home buyer may not have time to look at as many homes and will have less time in the negotiations so they may not get the sellers rock bottom price.  Even though I have outlined some of the main decision making factors of a luxury home buyer keep in mind there may be other factors unique to any buyer.

Next in the series, Part 4, Buying a luxury home.

Related:

• Part 1, What is a luxury home

• Part 2, Who are the luxury home buyers

• Our Columbia River Luxury Home Is For Sale

•:*¨¨*:• Colleen Lane •:*¨¨*:•
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I am the Realtor® that makes things move in The Lane Real Estate Team, while my husband Joe is the dude that provides the marketing that gives me the great clients I have. My sole purpose in life is to serve God, family, and clients. Joe's sole purpose in life is to serve God, me, and family (and ski). We have five children, all at home, all ours. We've been happily married for 23 years, and Joe has forgotten the anniversary almost all of those years! We service the Tri Cities Washington real estate market to include Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco, Washington. Oh, our house is for sale!