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March
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This surprised me too, and it says a lot about where the market is headed. Searches for "Can't sell my home" just hit a record high, and when that happens, it usually points to one thing: a wave of frustrated sellers who are about to learn some hard truths about how today's buyers think and behave.


Here's what's really going on beneath the surface:


1. One overpriced home can drag down the whole street.
When a neighbor lists too high and then has to cut the price, buyers don't just judge that one house—they judge the entire block. They assume everything nearby is negotiable or sitting for a reason. That perception can hurt you more than any algorithm or Zestimate ever could, because it shapes buyer psychology before they even step inside your home.

2. Buyers aren't disappearing—they're being selective.

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