In whose opinion?  I echo what Bob Crane said!

Good question no idea, when I'm buying they all seem overpriced, when I'm selling well that's a different story.

100% of the ones that never sell.

I have no idea until I do the research - amd I'm not doing it on over 2500 listings LOL

I'd GUESS at 30%

I would say 10%

About 100% of all FSBO's in our area are overpriced. (Just a guess).  I think that about 95% of Active Listings are initially overpriced for the first 30 days.

More than some agents would care to admit!

I guess if a home does not sell within the median days to closing it would be considered overpriced? There are still so many other factors besides price to consider, plus for us, the snowbirds have flown north.

I have no idea. Why is our market important to you?

It varies but I'd guess an average of 25-30%.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - I do see inventory going up and homes staying on market for longer period now - I am not sure if I'll call it overpricing yet as DOM is still under 2 months for the offer.

Maybe 10%

I hazard a guess at 10 - 20%. In some cases it's clear, and perhaps more so at the high end. But some homes are selling at prices that surprise me relative to comps, and with prices rising...

probably 10%

Less than 10% though some are priced in the upper part of the price range as the seller may insist to see what happens.

I see more price increases in my market these days than I do price reductions. Percentages ... don't know. 

Boy not sure how to figure that.

I don't track such metrics and I don't know if anyone else does.

With prices as high as $59,900,000 and over 1,117 listings over $1M. I couldn't even begin to guess.

Short of comping everything that comes out, I don't really know.

Probably half.  We are in a Buyer's Market, the Sellers just don't get it.

We used to have a report that told us that but I can't find it. It had the old list price to sales price.  I believe it was 4% last time I looked. So there are still plenty of price reductions going on.

I'd say far fewer than the ones that are under-priced!  That's only because the ones I think are overpriced seem to be flying off the shelf!

Love Bob Crane comment!

I couldn't begin to guess... we see things selling all the time that we feel might be pricey, and yet they still sell quickly and appraise. Since our sell price to original list price on average is almost 96% year-to-date, with some areas at 98+%, I would say not many.

I'm seeing more now but not sure of the percentage.

In my opinion NONE!

The reason I say NONE is the intent of the owner is unknown.

The assumption real estate agents make regarding intent in their ability to determine value (i.e. Overpriced) is always questionable.

In my opinion.

I do not know.

I would guess 4%