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Sell Smarter: How to Price Your Home to Win in Today’s Market

Focus Real Estate
Jun 3 3 minutes read

A few years ago, homes sold fast and often above asking price. Now, with more inventory, buyers are pickier and homes are sitting longer—often with price cuts.

The key to standing out? Pricing your home right from the start. In today’s market, it’s the most important factor for a successful sale.

Buyers and Sellers Aren’t Seeing Eye to Eye on Price

Many sellers still expect to get their full asking price—or more—but the reality is shifting. Nearly half of homes are selling for less than asking, and a third of sellers have had to cut their price.

The takeaway? There’s a growing gap between seller expectations and buyer budgets. To sell successfully today, it’s crucial to price your home based on what buyers are actually willing to pay.


The Risk of Overpricing Your Home

Starting too high might seem like a good strategy, but it can backfire. Overpriced homes often sit on the market, raising red flags for buyers and leading to fewer showings and interest.

The longer a home sits, the harder it is to sell. Pricing it right from the start attracts more buyers and reduces the chances you’ll need a price cut later.


You Can Still Win—If You Price It Right

In today’s market, the right price makes all the difference. A trusted local agent can help you set a competitive price based on recent sales and buyer demand in your area.

Even if you price slightly below your ideal number, keep in mind—home values have risen over 57% in the last five years, so you’re still likely to walk away with a strong profit.

Well-priced homes are still selling fast—and attracting solid offers.


Bottom Line

The market has shifted, but your chance to sell is still strong—if you price it right. Let’s review local trends together and find the best price to help your home sell quickly and for top dollar.


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The real estate market can always be challenging, no matter the current interest rate or home inventory levels. We're here to help you navigate the changing market. We'd love to talk about your goals and how we may be able to help.

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