Anecdotally, I've seen this. Overpriced real estate that sits, sits, and sits, and then the willing buyer arrives (and it's not FSBO-- so it's probably driving

Anecdotally, I've seen this. Overpriced real estate that sits, sits, and sits, and then the willing buyer arrives (and it's not FSBO-- so it's probably driving the seller's agent mad). I live in a globally competitive market, and discussion of real estate must always be framed with location context.