I won't name names, because it turns out to have been a tax fraud, but the sentiment is true about the entire market right now
/A comment I just posted about an entirely different property
I just had a client's multi-million-dollar bid, full-price of what it was priced at last year, spat back with "we won't dignify that with a response" — current sellers are doing swimmingly, current buyers are fools.
If I were a better citizen, I’d report this to our asessor and the Greenwich Association of Realtors, but the hell with it: in this year of mega-frauds, what’s a bitsy agent/seller duplicity?
(UPDATED)
On reconsideration, why let that (previous) broker off for allowing this rip-off of Greenwich tax payers?