Price and comparables
Which recent sales are genuinely comparable? How do current alternatives compare after accounting for condition and terms?
For Denver Home Sellers
IF YOUR HOME HASN'T SOLD YET,
IT MAY BE OVERPRICED.
If your listing isn't getting the response you expected, let's review the price, presentation and competition together — and build a plan around your next move.
Start with evidence
LOOK AT THE WHOLE LISTING
An unsold home deserves a careful review. Price matters, and so do condition, marketing, access, location and your timeline. These questions help separate the possible causes.
Visibility and presentation
Are buyers seeing the listing, understanding its strengths and finding accurate photos and property details?
Showing access and feedback
Can interested buyers tour easily? What patterns appear in feedback from actual showings?
Terms and net proceeds
Would a different mix of price, concessions or timing better support your move? What would you actually net?
This is a review framework, not a statistical comparison or a promise of sale price or timing. For sourced regional context, read the dated Denver market brief.
Recognize These?
6 REASONS TO REVIEW YOUR STRATEGY
Your timeline differs from similar listings
Compare time on market with recent homes of similar type, condition and location. A metro-wide median cannot diagnose one listing.
Showings have slowed or stopped
Review search exposure, photography, showing access and price together. Low traffic can have more than one cause.
A price change has not improved activity
Check whether the new price reaches a different search bracket and how it compares with current competing listings.
Comparable homes nearby have sold
Examine differences in condition, lot, terms and concessions before treating another sale as a direct comparison.
Your listing period is ending
Review the results and your moving timeline before deciding whether to adjust, relaunch, wait or stay.
Feedback repeats the same concern
Look for patterns across showings. Separate issues you can address through presentation or access from concerns about price.
A Practical Review Process
FROM FEEDBACK TO A FRESH PLAN
1
Review
Establish the comparison
Select relevant closed, pending and active listings. Record their dates, differences and any known concessions.
2
Decide
Choose a coordinated adjustment
Consider price, preparation, photography, access and terms together. Estimate net proceeds and agree on the tradeoffs.
3
Measure
Set a review checkpoint
Agree when to reassess showings, feedback and offers. Make the next decision using observed results and your priorities.
Erin's Approach
PRICING IS A STRATEGY,
NOT A GUESS
A Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) weighs relevant sales and current competition to estimate a pricing range. It is a starting point for strategy, not an appraisal or a guaranteed outcome.
Review of relevant recent comparable sales
Active competition — what buyers are choosing instead of your home
Price-per-square-foot breakdown by condition and location
Absorption rate — how fast homes are selling at each price point
Strategic pricing recommendation with a clear rationale
A specific strategy
Your address.
Comparable sales · competition · your goals
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