The folks who probably will buy this house are retired professionals who have sold their home in another community. The state has no income tax and the City/County property taxes are very reasonable yet services are excellent.
On my side of the street: #1 is a retired CFO of a well known company who does temporary CFO gigs to keep busy, #2 is an attorney well known in his area of expertise, #3 works for a firm known for actuarial work, #4 retired financial advisers who moved from another city, #6 retired Fed criminal investigator, #7 dentist, #8 engineer, #9 attorney.
Between professionals and executives (let alone blue collar and non-exempt white collar workers) who lost employment and a raft of folks who bought homes for too much with stinky mortgages the normal sell/buy market is all gummed up. There are more empty homes across the country than there are families who can afford to buy them. Frankly when they report that new construction is in the dumps I cheer. With rare exception we are over-built. It will take time to work through this mess.