Deal Analysis: Repricing a Stale Condo Listing to Drive a Bidding War

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What do you do when a listing sits on the market for over 230 days? You don’t lower the price and hope. You shift the strategy entirely.

In this real-life EZ Mastermind coaching session, we dive into a condo that had stalled—despite renovations and multiple price drops. It’s a textbook case of pricing for one buyer instead of the buyer bucket that creates competition.

The Setup

  • Property: 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo

  • Days on Market: 230+

  • Original List Price: $264,900

  • Final List Price Before Pulled: $254,900

  • Renovation Investment: ~$5,000 (paint, cosmetic refresh)

The agent pulled the listing, made improvements, and prepared to relaunch. But before it went live again, we worked through the real question:

What price would bring in enough buyers to create demand and drive up the final sale price?

The EZ Approach: Start With the Buyer Pool

At EZ, we don’t guess. We reverse-engineer pricing by asking:

  • How many buyers would show up at this price?

  • How many of those are likely to make offers?

  • Is that enough to create FOMO and competition?

Here’s how the group brainstorm played out:

Price PointEstimated Buyer Turnout (Open House)
$254,9003
$225,00025
$199,00050

The higher the interest, the more likely you create a bidding environment. In this case, $199K isn’t a “lowball.” It’s a strategic launch price designed to activate the largest buyer bucket—and let the market drive it back up.

From Stale to Sold (The Hypothetical Path)

Let’s say we launch at $199K. 50 buyers show up. 8 make offers.

The transparent format allows those buyers to see what’s happening in real-time. Some buyers increase their offers. Others drop out. Two go head-to-head.

Final sale price? Maybe $222K. Maybe $229K. Maybe even back above $254K if the demand is right.

Either way, it’s no longer sitting.

Takeaways for Agents:

  • Price for offers, not just for traffic

  • Understand your buyer bucket pool

  • Use FOMO, not fear, to drive action

Your listing isn’t just a number on the MLS. It’s an opportunity to engineer demand—if you know what lever to pull.

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