No one can answer without seeing the property to judge if it is worth the price that is being asked.
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Not an expert by any means, two years does seem long. Have you seen similar properties in that location go for the same price? Or take as long to sell? Are they getting people in to see the place?
Since I know nothing in this area my usual approach for this kind of thing is to see what other things that are similar look like.
If it’s not selling, the price is too high. Period. This is true for all real estate.
I agree. I'm nudging them to lower it to €1.3m and see if it sells. There have been tentative offers for €1.0m to €1.1m, but that's awfully low, considering where the property is. It's in a highly desirable, affluent district.
If those are the offers, that is what people are willing to pay, and is the actual value. A property is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
Well, with real estate in general, you can either sell fast at a lower price or wait and maybe get a bit of a higher price. But I agree, €1.4 is just not gonna happen, and it's too risky to stay in that market much longer anyways.
The European market prices are vastly different compared to ours and people are much more inclined to just rent. I guess it is not worth 1.4m to people because they either don’t need a vacation home or don’t want to live there at this price