Summary answer: Stafford's sale-to-list ratio runs close to or right at 100% in most recent readings, meaning most homes sell right around asking. The right number depends heavily on the specific listing's real activity, given the market's genuinely wide pace variance.
I'm Johnny with JQ Real Estate. Let me explain why the right number depends on the specific listing.
What the data actually shows
| Metric | Reading |
|---|---|
| Zillow sale-to-list ratio | ~1.00 (right at asking) |
| Recent recorded sale example | 0% over list |
How to figure out the real target number
- Pull actual recent comparable sales in your specific neighborhood
- Check days on market and price history
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