A new listing gets its most serious buyer attention early — that first window is when the right buyers are watching.
Price above the market and that window passes quietly. Few offers, or none. Then the correction goes public: buyers and their agents see the cut, see the days on market, and adjust what they offer accordingly.
Buyers don’t negotiate against your price. They negotiate against your price history.
Pricing is a positioning decision, and the first price carries the most leverage you’ll have. That’s why we treat it as the single most important call in the entire sale.