New-listing volume matters too. If few comparable homes are arriving, 73 days may not give buyers much leverage despite the age of individual adverts. If fresh alternatives keep appearing while older stock remains, sellers face more pressure. I’d compare each property with what a buyer could...
One more point: the fixture list should be settled before a viewing or offer. Built-in storage, kitchen fittings and appliances can easily be assumed to stay when they may not. I’d also want the title documents to confirm exactly what belongs to the unit, particularly if parking or storage is...
Service charges also need an actual amount and an explanation of what they cover. A condo that looks manageable at the asking price can feel different once recurring building costs and property tax are included. Are there any condition notes for the common areas or expected building works?