Asuntonäyttö

Asuntonäyttö, often translated as apartment viewing or open house, is a common practice in Finland when an apartment or house is for sale or rent. It's an event where potential buyers or renters can visit a property to inspect it firsthand. Typically, the seller or their real estate agent will host the viewing, providing an opportunity for interested parties to walk through the premises, ask questions, and get a feel for the living space.

During an asuntonäyttö, visitors can examine the condition of the property, assess its layout, and consider its suitability for their needs. It's a chance to look beyond photographs and descriptions to evaluate aspects like natural light, noise levels, and the overall atmosphere of the home. Real estate agents are usually present to answer specific questions about the property, the neighborhood, and the transaction process.

These viewings can be scheduled appointments for individual visits or open house events where multiple interested parties can come and go within a set timeframe. For rentals, it's the primary way for landlords to screen potential tenants, and for tenants to find a suitable home. For sales, it's a crucial step in the decision-making process for buyers. Proper preparation, such as clearing clutter and ensuring the property is presentable, is important for sellers to make a good impression.