Selling houses in the town we grew up in
The listing is the easy part. This brokerage rebuilt everything around it — valuation, viewing logistics, and the awkward middle of a sale.
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Twelve streets, one office
Harborview covers a dozen streets and refuses instructions outside them. It looks like a limitation. It is the entire product.
When a buyer asks which side of Bell Street gets the afternoon sun, someone in the office has lived on it.
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The listing we told them not to take
A seller came in wanting an ambitious price during a slow spring. We ran the comparables and advised waiting nine weeks.
They went elsewhere, sat unsold for four months, then came back. The house went in June, above the number we had first suggested. They have since sent us six neighbours.
They told us to wait three months. We did, and sold for forty thousand more.
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A valuation is a conversation about timing
Price is the easy part. When to list, what to fix first, and which buyer pool is actually moving — that is where the money is.
Half an hour on the phone is usually enough to know whether now is your moment.
Every viewing was pre-qualified. No tyre-kickers walking through our kitchen.
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