A period of time during which a house for sale is open for anyone to view.
A period of time when the seller's house is open to prospective buyers to view the house in a low-pressure environment usually without their own sales agent.
A time, scheduled and advertised by the broker, to get a large number of people and/or other brokers through the property in a short period of time.
A property that is held "open" for prospective purchasers to view and consider purchasing.
Opportunity for prospective buyers to view a house for sale in a low-pressure atmosphere.
A marketing method used in the residential real estate industry that invites prospective buyers to visit the property at the same time. Open houses make efficient use of the seller's time, as well as create a more competitive atmosphere between potential buyers. For more information, see the "Selling Your Real Estate" article in the "Real Estate In-Depth" section.
A specified time when a property that is for sale is advertised by opening its doors to prospective buyers. A broker advertises an open house to help the sale of the property.
When the seller's real estate agent opens the seller's house to the public. You do not need a real estate agent to attend an open house.
A way for a seller to open their home to show to prospective buyers. Typically the listing agent is present and holds the open house on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. If a buyer is being represented by a buyer agent who is not present, the buyer must disclose that agency relationship to the agent at the open house either verbally or on the sign-in sheet.
A house opened to the public for examination of the property.
An advertised period of time in which a property, which is for sale, is available for inspection by prospective purchasers.
A marketing tool in which a listing agent opens a house for view.
A method of showing a home for sale to prospective buyers where the home is left open for inspection by those who may be interested in making a purchase.
A marketing tool where a listing agent opens a house to the public for viewing.
In order to promote a property, the listing broker or the owner of the property may hold an open house in order to get a large number of people and/or brokers through the property in a short period of time.
Method of showing a home that is for sale. The house is left open for prospective buyers to see. The house may be advertised in the newspaper and/or outside the house.
Used as a way to show a home to prospective buyers and those who are interested in making a purchase. The home is left open and an appointment is not necessary.
An opportunity for prospective buyers to view a house in a low pressure environment.
Open House was a 2000 novel by U.S. author Elizabeth Berg. It was also an Oprah's Book Club selection in 2000.
Open House was a Fox sitcom (August 27, 1989–July 21, 1990), and spinoff from Duet. Starring Alison La Placa as Linda, the former studio executive who brought the same zeal pushing costly houses for Juan Verde Real Estate as she did working at World Wide Studios, Open House also had Mary Page Keller and Chris Lemmon continuing their roles as Laura and Richard. Laura, newly separated from her writer husband Ben, also quit catering, and now was an apprentice agent.
Open House is a 2004 real estate musical film starring Ann Magnuson, Anthony Rapp, Sally Kellerman and Kellie Martin, and directed by Dan Mirvish, a co-founder of the Slamdance Film Festival. It played on the film festival circuit in 2004-2005 and was released on DVD through Wellspring Media. All the actors sang live on set, rather than lip syncing.
Open House was on Irish daytime television programme that ran from 1999 to 2004 on RTÉ. It was presented by Marty Whelan and Mary Kennedy. The magazine show, which aired every weekday from 2.50pm to 4.30pm, incorporated social issues, song and dance, film and television reviews, and a cookery segment.
Open House is the 14th episode of Pee-wee's Playhouse.