Your house has the same kitchen, the same backyard and the same address. But the buyer who could justify paying $500,000 for it a few years ago may no longer be able to make the numbers work. That is where sellers can run into trouble. They remember what the neighbor received, what an online estimate displayed or what they paid. Buyers are calculating what ownership will cost them now. Those are two very different conversations. Not every $500,000 home has…
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Your House Was Worth $500,000. Today’s Buyer May Disagree.
A home’s past price may not match what buyers can afford today. Daniel Park explains the pricing gap facing Salt Lake City sellers.
