Your home didn't sell.
That doesn't mean it can't.

What changed
on the second try

Sold

7 Camas Ct

Plainsboro · Crossings at Grovers Mill

5 BD, 3.5 BA, in-ground pool

Challenge

The earlier listing started at $1,575,999 and was reduced to $1,499,500. After 183 days it expired, and the offers it drew were low.

What I did

I took over the listing, painted the house, staged it, and made a few strategic minor repairs. I priced it at $1,450,000 and gave it its own property website.

Result

Multiple offers within one week, in a more challenging market than the year before. It closed at $1,510,000, 104.1% of the list price.

Before: Listed $1,575,999, cut to $1,499,500 · 183 days · expired

With me: Listed $1,450,000 · sold $1,510,000 · 104.1% sale-to-list

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Sold

75 Truman Ave

Montgomery Hills · Montgomery Township schools

2 BD, 2.5 BA townhome (Princeton mailing address)

Challenge

The first listing asked $649,000, above where the market was. After 57 days it ended without a sale.

What I did

I took over the listing, staged it, priced it at $627,000 to match the market, and marketed it on social media as I do with all my listings.

Result

A buyer in 41 days. It closed at $623,000, 99.4% of the list price.

Market context

Townhomes were a hard sell this summer. When I listed, 4 other townhomes in Montgomery Hills were on the market. As of October 2026, none of them has sold: one expired, two were canceled, and one is still active after more than 100 days.

Before: Listed $649,000 · 57 days · ended without a sale

With me: Listed $627,000 · sold $623,000 · 99.4% sale-to-list · 41 days

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Three things
I check on every relist

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