Hmmm – this new construction house has been on the market for a while – what should the Sellers
do?
do?
Why, raise the price, of course! If a property has been on the market for an extended period of time with no
takers, very frequently the builder/seller will simply raise the price to cover their costs, be they debt services, etc.
The demand in our market is such that this rarely backfires on the builders/sellers – unique, huh?
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