The number of sellers who choose to cut their listing price has dropped by a third over the last year, but a Zillow report found that if the price is dropped at the right time, sellers can net $15,000 over ask.
Source: Inman News
Price cuts, while rare in this market, often lead to greater profit: Zillow
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