Number 30 has been brought to market properly. The home is genuinely turnkey, the position above the pond is the best in the complex, the photography is strong and the price of $1,375,000 is defensible against every comparable in Mill Pond. None of that is in question, and none of it changes.
What has not happened yet is a moment. In a coastal market where the buyer for a 1,673 square foot townhome at this price point is specific and small in number, a fixed asking price gives that buyer no reason to act this week rather than next month. There is no deadline, so there is no decision.
So we are not fixing anything. We are adding the one thing a private treaty listing structurally cannot provide: a date, a crowd, and competition in the open. Everything already built for this home carries straight through into the campaign.
Four weeks from now, on Saturday October 10, you two are done. Escrow open, the next chapter started, and a final number driven by buyers bidding against each other. You set the reserve, and our expectation is that the bidding reaches it and keeps going.