The right price is the one that attracts serious buyers quickly
You are trying to decide how aggressive you can be on price without scaring off qualified showings. The honest answer for Legacy, AB is Not reported because the most important pricing and pace metrics for the previous 30 days were not provided.
Some metrics were not reported for this period. Without clear recent numbers for Legacy, AB, I will not guess at price direction, negotiating leverage, or how long a typical sale took.
Here is what I recommend instead price strategy has to be built around your risk tolerance and your timeline. If you need certainty, you price to be the obvious value against current competition if you can wait, you can test a higher number, but only with a clear adjustment plan.
Action step one decide your timeline in writing the latest date you want an accepted offer and let that dictate how bold you can be, because pricing without a deadline usually turns into chasing the market. Action step two prepare a pre-listing plan for the first 14 days on market, including show-ready standards and a scheduled price review date, so you are not improvising after slow traffic.
If you want a pricing posture that feels confident without being reckless, I can help you build a plan that is defensible to buyers and easy to execute.
