Boston Real Estate Thought: Should we sell Boston condos via auctions?
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Boston Real Estate Thought: Should we sell Boston condos via auctions?
or by Real Estate By AI
Are Boston condo for sale buyers going to rely on Zillow and other internet websites for making their Boston condo for sale decisions – and turn into BELIEVERS, at least subconsciously?
Here’s an example of what they will find.
The list price of the property is $1,149,000.
Zillow is suggesting that you should offer $80,000 OVER THE LIST PRICE or more if you want to make it a ‘strong’ offer. They think that you should have at least a 90% chance of winning, and maybe more!
What does ChatGPT have to offer?
Oh geez, that doesn’t help much – but they didn’t say it wasn’t worth $80,000 over list. It’s the most-affordable price you’ve seen in a while. You can see yourself living there. Will it ever get any better than this?
Do you just go for it?
Boston condo buyers are you going to invest more than a million dollars to buy your forever home and just trust your gut and the data you find on the internet? Are you out of your mind?
Then I woke up to an article written by a Gen Z buyer:
Boston Real Estate Thought: Should we sell Boston condos via auctions? in some parts of the country they think it might be.
Boston Real Estate Thought: Should we sell Boston condos via auctions?
Should we sell Boston condos via auctions? They are open, fair, and effective.
In Australia, home auctions are the primary vehicle for selling residential real estate.
Here’s an example of dozens of people standing around in the street to auction a $2,000,000+ home:
