To book more site visits from online enquiries: reply within minutes, ask two or three qualifying questions on WhatsApp, offer two specific visit times instead of asking "when can you come?", send the location pin and a reminder, and follow up anyone who doesn't show. A site visit is where most property decisions get made, so every step between the enquiry and the visit should be designed to get the buyer to the site.
This guide covers what a site visit is, a step-by-step booking process, what to say on WhatsApp and on the call, a site visit form and report you can copy, how to reduce no-shows, and how to measure your visit rate.
What is a site visit in real estate?
A site visit is when a prospective buyer visits the project (the sample flat, the site office or the actual tower) with a salesperson or channel partner. For under-construction projects it is often the buyer's first real look at the location, the quality of construction and the people behind it. Few buyers book a home they haven't seen, so for most builders and brokers the site visit is the step that matters most after the enquiry.



