Wondering How to Set an Asking Price for a House in Denver? Be Accurate and Competitive.
One of the biggest questions Denverites have when putting their home on the market is how to set an asking price for a house in Denver. Thus, what follows is advice based on nearly 30 years working in the Denver real estate market.
First things first, you want to price your home as accurately as possible. That can be contrary to some advisors who suggest pricing high in a sellers’ market. Others suggest pricing low to spark more interest. It is a game to get into these types of price manipulations and someone inevitably loses. Avoid the risk altogether and set the price competitively for your particular area.
If You Have Questions Beyond How to Set an Asking Price for a House in Denver, Give Experienced Denver Realtor Phyllis Ursetta a Call
Looking for additional advice on selling your Denver home? Then look no further! Phyllis Ursetta — a Denver-born-and-raised Italian — has owned her award-winning Denver brokerage for nearly 30 years. Phyllis began her Real Estate career with Dana Crawford in 1991, the early days of the “Loft Craze” in downtown Denver. Then, she started her own Company, Integrity Realty, in 1992. Integrity Realty earned recognition from Colorado Biz as one of Colorado’s Top 100 Women-Owned Companies for five years running. Additionally, Integrity Realty was recognized as one of Colorado’s Top 250 Private Companies for two years.
Today, Phyllis continues to be a high producer of Real Estate sales in Denver. She is currently available to help folks who are selling their Denver home to achieve the best possible outcome. Give her a call or send her a text today to start talking strategy. Let her put her decades of experience in this very market to use to make your real estate dreams come true.
