7313 Golden Star Lane, Carlsbad
3 br + loft/2.5 ba, 2,593sf
YB: 1996
HOA + MR = $125/mo.
Lot size: 9,529sf
LP = $1,800,000
Immaculate Davidson-built one-story with pool/spa, Owned Solar, 3-car, putting green, and upgraded interior all on a great cul-de-sac near the lagoon walking trail, Aviara golf course, and Park Hyatt Resort! New carpet and paint, high ceilings, plantation shutters throughout, travertine master bath with walk-in closet, plus roomy loft/master retreat with huge walk-in closet too! Being on the west side of the street gives you two great benefits – afternoon sun for your pool area, and your house doesn’t get hit by golf balls like the model-match across the street that just sold for $2,110,000! Other model-match sold comp (1327 Savannah) closed in June for $2,050,000 – wow!
Open house 12-3pm this Saturday and Sunday, September 17th & 18th.
What’s not to like. Turnkey, location, one story, putting green!
It will be a great test. We are priced 12% under the latest model-match comp that closed in June, and hopefully that’s about what the market is thinking 3 months later.
These are the 10 wealthiest cities in the world – and how many high-net-worth individuals live in each of them – according to Henley & Partners’ report.
1. New York, U.S. (345,600)
2. Tokyo, Japan (304,900)
3. San Francisco Bay Area, U.S. (276,400)
4. London, United Kingdom (272,400)
5. Singapore, Singapore (249,800)
6. Los Angeles, U.S. (192,400)
7. Chicago, U.S. (160,100)
8. Houston, U.S. (132,600)
9. Beijing, China (131,500)
10. Shanghai, China (130,100)
New York has seen a 12% drop in high-net-worth individuals in 2022, London 9%, Los Angeles 6% and Chicago’s fell by 4%. Houston also has been one of the fastest growing millionaire populations with an increase of 6% so far in 2022. Austin, Miami, West Palm Beach and Greenwich have also seen a major year-to-date increase in high-net-worth individuals.
Florida is seeing huge gains, mostly from the retired wealthy.
Define High Net Worth for this article. Thanks.
A high-net-worth individual is somebody with at least $1 million in liquid financial assets. HNWIs are in high demand by private wealth managers because it takes more work to maintain and preserve those assets. These individuals also qualify for increased and better benefits.