I think you meant to say that has NOT always been the method. Remeber 2004. If it didn't sell, everything around it was selling, and as the sales prices increased, so did the list price on the house which had sat there for four months. After the people realized the prices weren't coming down, they jumped on the house at the higher price. Fear controls sales. It is either fear that people will not be able to buy into the market or fear that they cannot get out of it. As quickly as a light can be switched off or on, the market can shift.That has always been the method. :roll:![]()
If that is the case, it wouldn't be 60% off of the home's value, though it might be 60 % off the list price.
Dat's pretty cheap considering the size of the cee-ment pond!
Caught me on that one. Should have said that the market price is the highest price which a buyer is willing and able to pay for the property or comparable property under normal conditions.