Pricing Right Sellers' Job No. 1

Topics:
Property Management
Tags:
Human Resources,
Job,
Marketing,
Pricing,
Pricing Strategy,
Realty Times,
Recruitment & Selection,
Seller,
Workforce Management
Source:
Realty Times

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Overview: It seems during a slowing market, the last person to get the message that the house needs a lower price is the seller. After all, the seller has the most to lose by "Improving" the price and it's a tough decision to let go of a dream of cashing out. A sellers market builds over time. If new jobs enter a particular area and housing doesn't keep pace, home shortages create a sellers market where prices increase and bidding wars begin. Then, one of two events happen to make a market cool down: the economy stops growing or prices become too expensive (combined with an ample supply of rentals).

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Format: HTML | Date: Jun 2006 | Pages: 2


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