Expired Luxury Listing in Greenwich? Here's Why—and How to Sell in 2025

If your luxury home in Greenwich, Connecticut was recently listed and didn’t sell, you're not alone. In 2025, many high-end listings have expired from the MLS—often due to outdated pricing, limited exposure, or misaligned strategy.

But the story doesn’t end there.

The just-released Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Mid-Year Report 2025 reveals powerful trends that could work in your favor—if you act strategically. Despite economic shifts, luxury real estate is showing resilience. Affluent buyers are still in the market, inventory is climbing, and serious buyers are moving fast—often with all-cash offers.

So why are homes expiring?

In today’s high-stakes market, simply listing a property isn’t enough. You need intelligent positioning, strategic pricing, and high-impact marketing to stand out. That’s where I come in.

I'm Eric Radecki, a Luxury Real Estate Agent based in Greenwich, CT and a former Wall Street investment banking associate. I combine institutional-level data analysis with luxury concierge service to help homeowners like you re-enter the market and close successfully.

Why luxury homes sell faster with Eric Radecki + Coldwell Banker Global Luxury:

• Market-backed Pricing Strategy
• AI-Driven Targeting + SEO Exposure
• Strategic Repositioning for Expired Listings
• Global Exposure via Listing Concierge™
• One-on-One Seller Strategy Sessions

Click here for a free online digital version MidYear Report 2025.

Request a free print copy of the 2025 Mid-Year Report by calling or texting 475-245-4205.

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