How Much Below Asking Should You Offer on a Boston Condo?
How Much Below Asking Should You Offer on a Boston Condo? How much below asking price should you offer on a Boston condo in 2026? Most Boston-area condos that have sat on the market for 30 days or more are landing offers 3–7% below asking, and sellers are increasingly willing to negotiate. Anything
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