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That’s fair, but a Paris-wide number still risks hiding opposite neighbourhood movements. Even a simple split by arrondissement, with a warning where samples are thin, would help. I’d also separate studios, family-sized condos and any non-condo properties accidentally included. Otherwise a...

I would keep it provisional until “-7.2%” is defined. Is that the change from original to current asking price, a monthly movement, or a comparison with April last year? The 80 days also needs a median/average label and clarity on whether the clock stops at offer, contract or completed sale...

Agreed on building a small property-by-property table: original asking price, cuts and their dates, current condition, time listed, withdrawn/relisted status, and any completed sale price you can verify. Keep neighbourhood boundaries consistent rather than grouping all Vancouver retail together...

Canada is too broad a comparison, and even “Vancouver” needs tighter boundaries. Insurance could explain why two apparently similar units trade differently, but condition, financing eligibility and seller motivation can produce the same pattern. What does the 3.2% measure—asking prices...