These five intown Atlanta properties haven’t sold for 100+ days. What gives?

Even as reports claim Atlanta’s housing inventory is shrinking—and at above-list prices—some properties across the intown landscape just can’t seem to land a solid offer.

Take these five listings: All are in sought-after locations and offer modern updates. And, the longer they linger on the market, the more their prices come down. At what point do they finally garner a committed buyer?

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties

Price: $850,000

Days on market: 121

Bedrooms: 5

Bathrooms: 3

Square feet: 2,889

Recent price reductions: Originally listed September 7 for $945,000; six reductions to current ask.

The gist: Just blocks from Piedmont Park on Charles Allen Drive, this circa-1920 home underwent a “fabulous” renovation that saw the addition of a new kitchen, smart home technology, and an outdoor kitchen. However, it still retains its “Old World” charm thanks to the large covered front porch, original hardwoods, and crown moldings. Could the mere carport parking be holding it back in garage-loving Atlanta?

Keller Knapp Inc.

Price: $589,900

Days on market: 114

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

Square feet: 2,156

Recent price reductions: Originally listed September 14 for $648,000, with four reductions to current ask; this after a brief market stint from June to August 2018 at $699,900.

The gist: Updated with all the shiplap Chip and Joanna could love, plus a barn door on the master bathroom, this circa-1920 home sits across the street from Central Park in Old Fourth Ward. Behind the house, there’s even a fenced backyard that includes a two-car parking pad right off the alley.

Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta

Price: $599,900

Days on market: 109

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 3

Square feet: 1,954

Recent price reductions: Originally listed August 12 for $665,000, with three reductions to current ask.

The gist: Located along a brick-paved street just minutes from Grant Park and around the corner from the Beacon Atlanta development, this 1930s brick bungalow includes an updated kitchen and “spa-like” master bathroom. The listing states there is off-street parking, but the accompanying photos and street-view don’t indicate where.

Jared Sapp Real Estate Group

Price: $899,000

Days on market: 165

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 4

Square feet: 3,041

Recent price reductions: None.

The gist: High atop the Historic Biltmore House, this double penthouse overflows with top-notch amenities on all three floors, including a morning kitchen in the master suite. The third floor boasts a full wet bar and 270-degree views of Georgia Tech, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, downtown, and Stone Mountain. It’s a safe bet, however, that the HOA fees aren’t chickenfeed.

Pampered Properties Online LLC

Price: $399,900

Days on market: 222

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 2

Square feet: 1,118

Recent price reductions: After a pending offer went unclosed in June 2018, this listing returned to the market for $428,000, and since has received five reductions to the current ask.

The gist: This 1947 Kirkwood Craftsman bungalow underwent a renovation that saw an updated kitchen, bathrooms, lighting, and a “period-influenced trim package.” Sitting between Memorial and Hosea L. Williams drives, the house is minutes from Coan Park.