Waterfront Seller Series – 3/8
Does Your Seawall Add Value?
One of the first questions experienced waterfront buyers ask is:
"How old is the seawall?"
A quality seawall can be a major selling feature.
Buyers understand that shoreline protection can cost tens of thousands of dollars to install or replace.
Before listing your property:
- Gather installation records.
- Locate permits.
- Document repairs.
- Take photographs of improvements.
- Address visible concerns if possible.
A properly maintained seawall provides buyers with confidence and helps justify premium pricing.
When buyers know the shoreline is protected, they can focus on enjoying the property instead of worrying about future expenses.
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