Leucadia Casual
A mini-ranch in Leucadia just sold for a little over the list price. Calling this a four bedroom is a stretch, but it had enough funky-cool to be an eclectic dream home for someone. Another all-cash buy too.
A mini-ranch in Leucadia just sold for a little over the list price. Calling this a four bedroom is a stretch, but it had enough funky-cool to be an eclectic dream home for someone. Another all-cash buy too.
We bike to see Richard’s son’s memorial bench and then tour Cap’n Keno’s before it’s too late. It sounds like it is closing at the end of the month.
Kate was nice enough to show us her new $5,900,000 listing! Tom Delonge was a previous owner:
I go way back with the listing agents Maxine and Marti here – we all worked for Jerry Campbell back in the day when Mike Ferry (not Tom) was just starting out and he came to our office to conduct one of his first Action Workshops in person. He told me once, “You know why you’re not married? Because no woman has decided to marry you yet.”
My friend David Miller has this house for sale on a big lot – ideal for building your own beach hut!
This home was listed in August for $2,895,000 with a different Compass agent who had lowered the price down to $2,500,000 by October 6th but then cancelled.
The new listing agent started on December 1st at $2,749,000, and sixteen days later found the buyer. It sold for $2,715,000:
A brief stroll down memory lane before reviewing a couple of new-home tracts coming next year:
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2009-apr-02-fi-real-estate2-story.html
The multi-gen buyers would love a house like this!
Every seller west of the 5 is going to expect $4-something now: