Begin with a comparison focused on your condo, then choose the preparation that will help buyers assess it. A nearby sale is useful context, but matching the property details matters more than copying its price.
In the latest market report, the typical asking price among Rotterdam homes listed for sale was $370,000 across single-family homes and condos, townhouses, and apartments. Two recently listed condos each had an asking price of $370,000 and 1,463 square feet of living area. A recently closed condo sold for $394,830 and had 1,828 square feet of living area. Another recently closed condo sold for $408,723 and also had 1,828 square feet of living area.
The larger closed condos are useful sales to examine, not prices to assign automatically to a smaller property. Differences in condition, layout, and features can matter when deciding which sales deserve the most weight. I would settle the comparison before choosing where to spend time preparing your condo for photographs and showings.
Review recent sales of similar homes with me and note meaningful differences from your condo. Check the documents explaining ownership rules, fees and responsibilities so you can answer property questions accurately. Choose a manageable plan for repairs, photographs and showings, then discuss an asking price supported by the closest comparisons.
