Question 01 · Asking versus valueThe sale that went above asking still sold for less.
Two separate two-bedroom, 802 reported ft², southeast-facing suites closed in March and April 2026.
March 2026 · 11 listing DOMSold $690,000Recorded list $719,000 · $29,000 below list
April 2026 · 9 listing DOMSold $660,000Recorded list $599,000 · $61,000 above list
Buyer takeaway: the above-asking sale was $30,000 lower in closing price. Before using either as a comparable, verify the floor, condition, real view, parking/locker rights and transaction dates. The list-price percentage is not a market-value measure.
Question 02 · Speed versus valueOne listing took 100 days longer. Sale prices differed by just $2,000.
Two other separate two-bedroom, 785 reported ft², northwest-facing suites sold in February and June 2026.
February 2026 · 115 listing DOMSold $600,000Recorded list $630,000 · $30,000 below list
June 2026 · 15 listing DOMSold $602,000Recorded list $599,990 · $2,010 above list
Seller takeaway: very different recorded marketing times can lead to similar completed prices. Investigate the actual listing and relisting history, suite condition and buyer competition; DOM is not a substitute for a property-level appraisal.