24 days on the listings and only a 3% price cut? I think the current market is sending a stronger message than that.

1 Deepwoods Lane, a 1957 split-level renovated in 2000, came out September 8th at $4.025 million, and has today reimagined that price to $3.895. The house appears to be in very nice condition, and this north-of-the-Village Old Greenwich development is a good neighborhood, but perhaps the home’s location on Laddins Rock, even though its shielded from that road by a thick (tick?) copse, may be deterring buyers.

Anti-disirregardless, three-weeks-plus without a buyer surfacing suggests that, again, judging only by this red-hot market, suggests that even the new price may miss the mark. Or not; these days, who knows? Mamdani’s still out there serving as the Greenwich Realtor Association’s prime ambassador.

Of course, the actual reason for this failure to sell may be the presence of two shelves of terrifying objects that the present generation of buyers has never seen; fear of the unknown can be a powerful deterrent.