I would choose a price that can hold up under buyer scrutiny from day one.
If you are deciding how to price a home in Perris, CA, I would not chase the highest number just because supply is low. The stronger move is pricing into the range buyers are already accepting, and recent closings at $606,542 against a $599,950 typical asking price give a useful guide.
The most practical answer is that sellers can still price with confidence, but the confidence has to be earned. Over the previous 30 days, offers averaged 100.3% of asking, and recent supply was 2.05 months, which supports a market where the right price still gets rewarded. I would not confuse that with automatic success. A typical sale took 25 days in Perris, CA, so buyers are active enough to purchase, but not so rushed that they stop comparing choices. When a market behaves like this, the sellers who win are usually the ones who enter at a believable number and keep the home easy to say yes to. Start with the most comparable active and recently closed homes. Remove condition issues that make buyers wonder what else is wrong. Price for a strong first impression, then watch the first wave of feedback closely.
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