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🏡⏳ Your condo has been on the market for weeks, but still no serious offer?

Before blaming the market, I would look at three things first:

📊 1. Is the pricing still realistic?

Buyers today have plenty of choices. They're comparing your resale condo not just against other resale units, but also against new launches.

If your asking price is based on what a neighbour achieved months ago, the market may already have moved.

📸 2. Does the listing make buyers want to view it?

Good properties can still get ignored if the marketing doesn't show the property's strengths.

The first few photos, floor plan, headline and positioning all matter.

🏡 3. Are you targeting the right buyer?

For right-sizers especially, the buyer isn't necessarily looking for the cheapest unit.

They may be looking for:

📐 A practical layout
🌳 A quieter facing
🚇 Convenience
🏊 Good facilities
👨‍👩‍👧 Space for their lifestyle
💰 A sensible quantum

Sometimes the problem isn't that the condo is "too expensive".

It's that the buyer doesn't see why your unit deserves the premium.

And this is where I think sellers need to be careful.
A listing that sits for too long can start to create its own problem. Buyers may assume something is wrong with the property, or simply wait for the seller to cut the price.

Instead of repeatedly reducing the asking price, it may be better to step back and reassess the entire positioning.

🔗 https://propertynet.sg/condo-listing-stalls-2026-pricing-marketing-fixes-right-sizers/

📌 Selling a condo isn't just about putting up a listing and waiting for the right buyer.

It's about getting the price, positioning and buyer strategy right from the start.

Sometimes the property doesn't need a bigger discount.

It needs a better explanation of why someone should buy it.