UPDATE;
Dedicated Real Estate Blogger
Chris Fountain
Keeps His Fingers On The Pulse Of
The Market Everyday
Who Knows
Maybe His Web Traffic Will Surpass
His Former Employers Website Soon.
The Greenwich Post Is Publishing Three
Or Four Press Releases A Day, While
Mr. Fountain Is Producing Fresh And
Original Content Each And Everyday.
Who Knows Maybe Mr. Fountain's Web Traffic Is Higher On Some days. If the Greenwich Post Fails To Update It's Website Tomorrow And Mr. Fountain Provides Five Or Six Original Posts.
Where Do You Think Greenwich Web Surfers Are Going To Go?
25 Birchwood started at $4.188 million back in May, 2007 and didn't sell, even though its price was eventually dropped to $3.685 million. It was withdrawn from the market last month but it reappeared today, now asking $3.995 million.
136 Cat Rock has a somewhat cheerier story, I suppose. Originally listed in January 2006 for $3,750 million it dropped to $1.995 last January and finally went to contract last week for what I presume was a deep discount from its final asking price.
My advice, as always; try to price it right to begin with and if it doesn't move, drop your price severely. Don't increase it - buyers aren't that dumb.
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