UT Reader Asks: Will Condo Projects Provide Discounts to Buyers Working Without Agents?

In this installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a buyer looking at new condo developments wonders if he might receive a discount if he proceeds without a buyer's agent.
I am looking into purchasing my first home and have been looking at new condo developments. My understanding is that new developments with sales offices aren't likely to budge much on asking prices, but would not having an agent help move the price down like with traditional sales?
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