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In this short video, Tampa real‑estate agent Jay Quigley shares a data‑driven pricing insight: roughly 80 % of homeowners expect to receive their asking price or more, yet only about 40 % actually achieve it. He explains that overpricing today does not lead to negotiations; instead, buyers simply move on, causing the property to linger on the market and eventually forcing the seller to cut the price—often below what could have been earned with a correct initial price. Quigley advises sellers who want to hit their target price to list at or slightly below current market value, a tactic that creates buyer demand, accelerates the sale, and can even result in a higher final price. He concludes with a call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to message him for personalized assistance.

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