To the extent that a price reduction may make a "stale" listing appealing, worry not, you will get those notification emails on auto pilot anyways.Start doing the compare and contrast, maybe make a spreadsheet to evaluate opportunities, play a game of "spot the patterns." 

They will protest your taxes for you and you don’t pay them anything unless they get you a reduction.

I'd focus on 150,000 sq ft and up deals so you get the densities you need. we just proposed 84 units on a lot that is 4500 square feet in Columbus Ohio with reduction in parking from 111 cars to 0 and we will lease off site parking. shift parking off site to save money on garages or push it into public garages. if the numbers work build structured parking which most the time they do it just depends on the deal size. if you want to sell to institutional investors you need at least 100 units in my opinion but the sweet spot is like 150+. in downtown columbus our market you can get about downtown unlimited height land for 1.5 million an acre.

Sales price reduction in my eyes is more valuable, get as much equity as possible right now.

A rent by the room or roommate strategy is great for expensive markets, making it more of an equity and cost reduction play for the long term.

This resulted in a substantial $2500 reduction in the sale price.In summary: The place I bought from Ohio Cashflow was an old, broken down home that required frequent repairs despite having "significant" improvements at the time of purchase.

Are there any weight restrictions along the way (i.e., bridges)? 

The second best comp closed end of 2022 for $830k, 3 months after being listed and a price reduction of 40k. 

If you were going to do something cool with that floor space like make space for weights, yoga, meditation or something of that nature it could be a good use and a reason to then go with a daybed, but you'd need to know that that is something your ideal guest avatar is looking for. 

Depending on what you have you may also want to hire a professional to fight for you.In my opinion if you have not fought for reductions before, this is the year to do it...and probably next year too.