Here’s a seller who is fortunate to have a neighbor lend a hand:
With low inventory and frenzy conditions, sellers should capitalize on the opportunities presented by neighboring OPTs!
Here’s a seller who is fortunate to have a neighbor lend a hand:
With low inventory and frenzy conditions, sellers should capitalize on the opportunities presented by neighboring OPTs!
Nice house, nice yard, very nice view, but I still have a hard time reconciling “million dollar” with “tract house”.
Beyond that… why anyone that can afford well over 2 mil would ever be in a tract is absolutely mystifying. That house screams “white elephant”.
The only thing sellers have to fear is the competition on the market.
A tear down would look good if there was nothing else for sale.
If this momentum gets traction and continues you can have my house to list in 10 months again!
2.25M unit will not sell, 1.5 unit will sell for 1.15…that my take as an experienced spectator.
Where ya spending Super Bowl Jim? At La Costa Ave property you sold a while back! ; >)
Coneflower for 900k, I’ll pass on the view and keep my other 1.25M in the bank instead of buying across the street!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-130005484-6560_Coneflower_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92011
Affirmative to your previous question!