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    Berlin warehouses at 63 days: is there more room to negotiate?

    Based on your clarification, I wouldn’t wait automatically for another public reduction. Build a tighter comparison set, include withdrawn listings separately, and ask for the seller’s preferred timing as well as price. If the property works at your all-in ceiling, a supported offer now tests...
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    Berlin warehouses at 63 days: is there more room to negotiate?

    Also, “clear transaction fees” needs unpacking. Do you mean the listing gives buyers a complete, understandable breakdown of expected costs, or simply that the advertised price is unambiguous? If one listing is easier to evaluate, it may attract quicker decisions without proving that buyers are...
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    Berlin warehouses at 63 days: is there more room to negotiate?

    Then I would separate the list before drawing conclusions: same small area, similar size and condition, newly listed versus reduced, and still active versus withdrawn. A renovated warehouse selling quickly is not a useful comparison for one needing substantial work. The timing of the first cut...
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    Berlin warehouses at 63 days: is there more room to negotiate?

    At 63 days, an unrenovated property may offer room to negotiate, but the figure alone is weak evidence. Is that 63-day number from a broad Berlin search or genuinely comparable warehouses? Neighbourhood boundaries, condition and whether withdrawn listings later return can completely change the...
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    Porto coastal listings averaging 41 days — real slowdown or survivor bias?

    I’m tracking Porto coastal property advertised between €253,900 and €380,900. The listings still visible suggest roughly 41 days to find a buyer, with much of the variation apparently linked to local supply. Is that a fair reading of this month, or is the sample distorted because quick sales and...
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