...but they are still out there. How about the 1200 square foot, Joe built cottage in Phase I of Watercolor that just sold for $1.05 million or just over $800 per square foot.
Really? On the beach?
...but they are still out there. How about the 1200 square foot, Joe built cottage in Phase I of Watercolor that just sold for $1.05 million or just over $800 per square foot.
By the way the thread is titled seems to say the OP must know this is dishonest...I have to say, I'm speachless by the question posed. . . .truly speachless. . .
Let's back up a moment. I read a few people hinting that a persons decision to over-price their home is dishonest and illegal. For the record, it is not illegal to over-price your home, just as it isn't illegal to overcharge for a haircut. It just doesn't bring in business, and often will repulse anyone from buying, or trusting that you know anything about pricing real estate. Dishonest? Really? I don't know that I fully agree with overpricing being dishonest, and if it is, isn't every listing which doesn't sell today, over-priced, and therefore "dishonest?"