This is not the case for all houses, or all new listings, but... in the current market I'm often seeing two things happening...

Inventory levels are quite low right now, so plenty of buyers want to go see new listings if they are anywhere close to what a buyer might hope to purchase for their next home.  Low listing inventory results in lots of property showings.

But... home prices and mortgage interest rates are quite high right now, compared to where they have been over the past five years... so plenty of buyers who came to look at your house might decide not to make an offer.  Sometimes it just comes down to the numbers (your home price, current mortgage interest rates) and sometimes it's that the house is not "right enough" for the buyers.

So... hopefully you'll have plenty of showings of your home when it hits the market (this is likely) and hopefully you'll have lots of offers (this is less likely).

The market (buyers) responds differently to every home as it hits the market for sale, so don't take this as universal advice or insight across all price ranges, locations and property types.  For further insights on what you might experience if you list your home for sale, touch base and we can dive further into the more specific details of the sub-market for your home.