Reframing a Relisting: What the Data Says, and How Timing, Market Cycles and ‘Censoring’ Affects Outcomes
A relisted property can carry several negative connotations, i.e., that it’s the second try of a listing that failed the first time, or that the seller is trying to game the days on market by canceling then relisting. But is this stereotype one that survives contact with reality? A 2025 study published in the Journal…
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