Sarah Michelle Gellar cuts LA home asking price to $9.95 million
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. have decided to drop the price of their Mandeville Canyon home, now listed at $9.95 million. This price cut comes only three months after the property was first put on the market. The couple bought this family residence in 2013 and is now eager to find a buyer for their beloved Los Angeles home.
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Unresolved 45% Quick Sale at Lower Price
The $9.95 million price tag proves to be the critical leverage needed to attract the right buyer in the highly competitive LA market. A qualified buyer submits a cash offer within the week, and the couple accepts the terms quickly to close the deal.
Watch for: Real estate listing shows a pending status or an accepted offer on the property. · A local real estate news outlet reports the sale of the Mandeville Canyon home.
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Unresolved 30% Stalemate and Re-listing
The price cut fails to generate immediate, high-level interest. The couple decides the $9.95M price is still too high for their ideal buyer, so they relist the home with a further price reduction.
Watch for: The listing is officially removed from the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). · A press release or social media post from the couple mentions a new, lower price.
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Unresolved 15% Counterintuitive Buyer Focus
Instead of attracting a buyer focused on the price, the new listing attracts a buyer primarily motivated by the location or privacy, viewing the $9.95M as a 'bargain' rather than a negotiation point. This buyer agrees to proceed without significant further negotiation.
Watch for: A local real estate agent shares a profile of the successful buyer (if public) or reports a 'quick, high-value sale' without mentioning price negotiation. · The property description is updated to emphasize neighborhood prestige over price.
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Unresolved 10% Holding Out for a Premium
The couple decides the $9.95M cut is only a temporary 'bait' to generate offers, but they are unwilling to accept any price significantly below $10.5M. They receive offers at $9.95M, but all are rejected in favor of waiting for a higher bid.
Watch for: The listing status changes from 'Active' to 'Price Reduced/Offers Received' but remains unaccepted. · A statement from the couple's representative confirms they are 'reviewing all offers' without accepting any. · A specific, high-value offer above $10M appears and is immediately accepted.
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