Residential Brokerage
List too high and the home goes stale; too low and money is left on the table. We price listings with a regression on real comparable sales, not a hopeful round number.
The situation
A mispriced listing is the most expensive mistake in real estate. Too ambitious and it sits, accrues ‘days on market’ stigma, then sells below where a correct price would have landed. Too cautious and the seller quietly loses thousands. Yet many list prices still come from eyeballing three comps and rounding.
Agents lack a defensible, data-driven valuation — so pricing conversations with sellers become negotiations of opinion, and the listing strategy has no model underneath it.
Where we dig for the truth
We build a hedonic pricing model from years of local sales — letting floor area, beds, location, condition and timing each carry their true weight.
The model prices a home from dozens of comparable sales at once, not three — and quantifies exactly what an extra bedroom or a renovated kitchen is worth.
Our approach — Hedonic Pricing Regression
A hedonic regression estimates the market value of each attribute — floor area, bedrooms, location, condition — from years of sold comps, then prices a new listing within a tight, defensible range. Agents walk into the listing appointment with evidence, not a guess.
Pricing to the model’s range avoids both the stale-listing trap and the leave-money-behind trap. Marketing then concentrates on the homes and buyer segments the data says will move fastest.
Model-priced listings spend far less time on market — and because they don’t go stale, they sell closer to full value.
What changes
Same homes, priced with evidence. Representative for a small brokerage or top-producing agent.
Frequently asked questions
How do you price a home listing accurately?
What is hedonic pricing regression?
Isn't this just listing photos and marketing?
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