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Price-Reduced Homes in York Region
Listings where the seller has already dropped the asking price. This page refreshes when you open it or change the city filter.
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Adam Nadler walks through how to tell a real discount from an overpriced home getting a little less overpriced, and how the picks on this page are chosen.
A price cut is mostly about time. A new listing gets its best attention in the first week or two. If the price misses, that window closes, and the cut is the seller trying to win it back. Usually the first price was simply too high. Sometimes there is something about the house that no price fixes. Your job is to work out which.
A big cut is not the same as a deal. A cut is measured from the seller's first price, and that number may never have been real. A home cut by $100,000 can still be selling for exactly what it is worth. The real discount is the rare one that falls below what similar homes nearby have actually sold for. That is what Adam's Picks are for.
The full list is every home in the area that has cut its price, straight from the MLS, free and open. Adam's Picks are the ones that have dropped below what comparable homes nearby sold for, and they unlock with a quick free sign-up. Use the area buttons to narrow by city, and click any listing for its price history and comparable sales.