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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Not Sure What to Make of Price Cut Statistic on Zillow
While doing research for my marketing campaign, I came across a statistic on Zillow. It is a percentage of listings with a price cut in, a respective area.
Example: 50% of listings experienced a price cut in Willow Grove, PA.
In the cities where the % is high, should I analyze this information as:
A. Realtors are listing the properties too high in the beginning?
OR
B. That houses in this particular area are having trouble selling?
Thanks!