Choosing your asking price calls for a comparison focused on your home, not a single townwide number. Let's give its condition and features a fair, careful review.
For Burke's combined single-family homes, condos, townhouses and apartments, the latest market report lists a typical sale price of $640,000. The estimated value of a typical home was $777,220 across that residential scope. That estimated value comes from a valuation model and is not a formal appraisal. Completed sale prices and model estimates are different measurements, so their difference does not establish your home's asking price.
I would start with recent sales of similar homes and examine how closely they match yours. Condition, size and features deserve attention before we decide how your home fits the available price evidence. Starting with an ambitious asking price is a choice to discuss, not a result justified by a model estimate.
Gather a list of improvements and known repair needs so our comparison reflects the home accurately. Review recent sales of similar homes with me, separating close matches from properties with substantial differences. Consider homes listed for sale separately, then choose an asking price you can explain through relevant comparisons.
