Hey, If you bought or have gone sale agreed recently, how much under asking price did you get your offer accepted? I realise that every seller, area is different etc; but I'm just looking to get a general feel.
I'm in the market for a 3 bed in castleknock/carpenterstown area.
It's vital to state this when quoting what offer you had accepted.
How much of a reduction on the original asking price did you achieve?
I am currently considering offering 10% under the current asking price on a property but this offer would represent almost a 25% reduction on the original asking price from approx. 5 months ago
The price dropped 3 times since orignally listed last year.
We sale agreed 10% under the current listed price. A total of 32% under the orignal asking price a year ago.
I would offer 20% less than the current price and see where that takes you. the worst that can happen is they refuse. Then you can consider upping your offer
that all sound good. It seems to me that most houses on the market have had a number of cuts in asking. I reckon if you are getting it 30% below what similar houses sold for last year then you are doing well.
I think putting in 20% below asking is the way to go in the current market. It sound almost like nothing in % but when you put it in € then ouch! asking 475k -> offer 380k -> price cut of 95k. Thats a lot of money
Relative's house I was helping to sell has gone sale agreed (for the 3rd time due to chains falling through) at 18% below the original asking price. Was on the market since January 08 and had 3 price drops and 1 change of estate agent since. Midlands area.