Choosing an asking price starts with homes that genuinely resemble yours, not the highest price you see advertised. Let's give your decision a clear, defensible foundation.
The latest market report places Franktown's typical asking price among homes listed for sale at $1,685,000. The typical sale price was $897,500 for the report's single-family homes and condos, townhouses, and apartments. Listed homes and completed sales are different groups, so their prices do not establish a negotiated discount. Both figures provide townwide context rather than a specific asking price for your property.
I would give the closest completed sales more weight than an ambitious asking price on a dissimilar home. Competing listings still matter because they help us examine the alternatives a buyer could consider. Your home's size, condition, land, and features belong in that discussion without assuming every improvement earns back its cost.
Prepare a list of updates, known repairs, and property features so we can compare your home accurately. Review recent sales of similar homes with me, keeping competing asking prices separate from completed transactions. Choose an asking price and a plan for reviewing buyer feedback rather than relying on a townwide figure alone.
