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As Our Housing Market Settles Into Balance, the 3 Strike Rule is Again Relevant

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3 Strike Rule For Home Sellers

Tupper Briggs

Tupper began his real estate career in 1973 and has earned every accolade from the National Association of Realtors available over the years...

Tupper began his real estate career in 1973 and has earned every accolade from the National Association of Realtors available over the years...

Mar 7 2 minutes read

Megan Aller, a real estate analyst with First American Title in Denver, reminds us that, as our housing market settles into balance, the ‘3 Strike Rule’ is again relevant when selling a home. Here’s how it works:

  1. If you are not getting 4 showings/week, it may be time to consider a price reduction.
  2. If you’ve had a total of 15 showings and no offers, strike 2, it may be time to consider a price reduction.
  3. If you’ve been on the market longer than 21 days, strike 3, it may be time to consider a price reduction.

These time frames are specific to today’s market and based on overall averages. In the foothills, the average home sells for around $900,000–homes priced below this average should respond to market demand more quickly, while homes priced above average may take longer to assess buyer activity before considering a price reduction.

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