Simplyzigzag.com, one of Europe’s leading online property brokerage houses, is pleased to announce their first german property transaction to have taken place through their website, a €250,000 luxury-apartment in Schloss-Wiesenburg, near Berlin.
[UKPRwire, Fri Nov 06 2009] The apartment is part of Schloss-Wiesenburg Castle and is being managed by the developer REG. The Castle recently underwent a full refurbishment from traditional castle to apartments of various sizes, each offers high living standards throughout. There are 26 apartments for sale, with the first one having been sold through Simplyzigzag.com in early October 2009.
Achim Amman, Director of Simplyzigzag said:
“Our team is very excited in delivering results by providing tailormade solutions for our clients. The foundation of our work has been through online marketing and branding of the projoect 'Schloss Wiesenburg'.”
REG signed up to Simplyzigzag.com in April 2009, taking a European listing package for €500 a month before upgrading to a world membership package in June, for €1500. The listing package generated 40+ leads in the six months to September. Simultaneously, Simplyzigzag.com produced local TV and Radio campaigns, generating a further 150+ leads and visitors.
Achim Amman added:
“The campaigns have been hugely successful and we are proud to have sold an apartment in the first six months. The client enjoys currently 6 more reservations and another notary appointment. The total sales could reach upwards of €1.5 million. We are currently working on the next campaign for the castle and are proud of the fact that the entire budget the client has spent to generate all these leads was less than €15,000 Euros - with no commissions or additional fees from our part. We look forward to marketing many more properties online with the company“.
Mr Bötzel Director of REG is pleased with the outcome and states:
“Our cooperation with Simplyzigzag has created a great demand for our product and we are certain that half of our apartments are going to be sold by next summer“.
