Choosing your asking price starts with completed sales of similar homes, not simply matching another listing. Your home's differences matter, and I'll help you weigh them before settling on a starting price.
The latest market report includes a newly listed single-family home in Maspeth. That home's asking price is $1,079,000. Its listed living area is 1,980 square feet. The asking price per square foot for that same listing is $545.
This listing offers pricing context, but its asking price does not establish what your home would sell for. Price per square foot also leaves questions about condition, layout and features that deserve separate consideration. My recommendation is to build a pricing explanation around relevant completed sales, then consider competing listings separately.
Gather records of improvements and known repair needs so we can discuss your home's condition accurately. Review recent sales of similar homes with me and identify meaningful differences in size, condition and features. Choose an asking price you can explain through those comparisons, and agree on what feedback would prompt another review.
