When someone comes onto my property uninvited, rings the doorbell, and asks me if I want to buy a magazine subscription, thats invasive.  

@Casey Gocel @AL-Teef Jones @Jake Recz @Eric Costa @Rachel KingAs a New Yorker, I can attest to your pain. 

Before I would reduce the selling price of the house, assuming you priced it correctly to begin with: I would think of offering a bonus or incentive to the selling agent who sells it at full price within 30 days; you might also consider spending your own money on advertising your house in the local real estate magazines.

Here's a link to one of the articles in Realtor Magazine where the President of the California Assoc of Realtors talks about how single family homes are exempt: https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2019/09/12/california-s-new-rent-control-law-alarms-industry 

@Nicole HeasleyGo to the library and check out the magazine Consumer Reports April issue where they look at used models and the repair and reliability history.

But that’s reality TV and gossip magazines and this is real peoples real money.

@Jeff LundeenI heard many New Yorkers aren’t necessarily leaving the state, they’re just leaving the city for the suburbs of Long Island, Westchester or maybe even the Tri-State area like the suburbs of NJ and/or Connecticut.

(And there's an article out this month in either the magazine called 'Money' or 'Money Sense' that you'd be interested to read I think)

I remember reading an interview with Mark Walberg in a fitness magazine about 15 years ago.

Some people research cars for a year before they buy, scouring the internet and consumer reports, and all the car magazines, analyzing safety, gas mileage, repair costs, and hunting for the best deal.