
Why "priced to sell" usually means priced wrong
A look at how aggressive list prices backfire in slower markets, and the pricing approach that's actually gotten sellers to closing faster this year.
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A look at how aggressive list prices backfire in slower markets, and the pricing approach that's actually gotten sellers to closing faster this year.
Read the piece"He walked away from a house we loved because the numbers didn't hold up — and found us a better one three weeks later. That's the whole pitch, really."— Priya & Marcus Adeyemi, First-time buyers
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