Slow-Motion Auction
Here’s the audio update on our progress in Solana Beach.
While I think listing-for-an-attractive-price-to-induce-a-bidding-war is the best strategy to sell houses, it only works if you can run an effective bidding war:
Here’s the audio update on our progress in Solana Beach.
While I think listing-for-an-attractive-price-to-induce-a-bidding-war is the best strategy to sell houses, it only works if you can run an effective bidding war:
Kayla had a good experience today:
Doesn’t that price seem a little low, Jim? Well, this is one of the rare times that I have previous experience with this house in virtual the same condition many years later, and all I know is that the price was wrong previously.
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/669-Glenmont-Dr-Solana-Beach-CA-92075/16726516_zpid/
An example of how to solve everything with an attractive price.
When buyers think the price is already high, once they get to the house they are looking for any reason to confirm that belief. But if the price seems appealing on paper, buyers come in ‘pre-sold’ just because of the price, and are much more willing to overlook minor repair issues or funky floor plan.
Here’s my new listing with whitewater ocean views in old Solana Beach and the last house on the street – 669 Glenmont, listed for $1,499,000:
Hat tip to daytrip for sending in this cliff-front house on the edge – hopefully someone has a camera on this 24/7!
A luxury house in Texas, perched on a cliff with a spectacular view of Lake Whitney, has started falling into the water. The edge of the 4,000-square-foot home was dangling about 75 feet above the rocky shoreline after part of it had already broken off.
Soil and other debris could be seen falling occasionally from the foundation of the home at the 0.46-min mark.
A small sign reading “Extreme danger. Stay off premises” was placed in the front yard as neighbors looked on helplessly.
There were two of us flying drones at the same time:
You don’t see this too often:
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Can we say that $2,000,000 doesn’t go as far as it used to either:
If you are used to $1,000,000 not getting you much, then this isn’t a bad buy. The yard alone will probably sell it:
In areas where inventory is ultra-thin, just being priced better than the other active listings is all it will take to find an audience (in other words, the first house will help sell the last house):