White Plains N.Y. vs. Chicago (school, college, club)

[Scott5280]

Originally Posted by thefinalcut

Because you say so? Post a link to actual sales info that proves Trulia wrong and we will all glaldy agree with you and forget Trulia. Otherwise, how do you know Trulia is wrong?

I'm not actually going to even bother doing that one poster already did it for me..I looked up Boulder and they cited 388k..the Daily Camera(local news paper states routinely much higher for example..

[Bydand]

Originally Posted by thefinalcut

Because you say so? Post a link to actual sales info that proves Trulia wrong and we will all glaldy agree with you and forget Trulia. Otherwise, how do you know Trulia is wrong?

How do you know they are right?

[Scott5280]

Originally Posted by Bydand

How do you know they are right?

Exactly...for more info..on this people should simply go to Google and type in "how accurate is Trulia.com.'".your answers will be abundant and pretty straight forward..ask your local real agents if they think it's accurate..when they stop laughing they will reply..

[Bydand]

Actually in this area every single house and property transaction is public domain and is even listed in the paper once a week. Buyers, sellers and the amount. Trulia isn't even close in what the actual average selling price is. They are quoting averages for asking prices on the parcels they have access to, not all the properties in an area. A limited number of properties in a data set is going to skew the numbers horribly.

[BigCityGuy]

How about this


Top 10 Most Expensive Cities To Own a Home

Monte Carlo, Monaco $4,420.10 per sq/ft
Moscow, Russia $1,937.30 per sq/ft
London, United Kingdom $1,928.30 per sq/ft
Tokyo, Japan $1,672.10 per sq/ft
Hong Kong $1,498.00 per sq/ft
New York, NY $1,384.10 per sq/ft
Paris, France $1,126.20 per sq/ft
Singapore $901.20 per sq/ft
Rome, Italy $851.50 per sq/ft
Mumbia, India $851.30 per sq/ft

Top 10 Most Expensive Cities To Own a Luxury Home in 2009 : The Real Estate Bloggers

NY also has the most expensive street and the third most expensive real estate street, 5th avenue.

Home on fifth avenue
$72,000 per sq/m

[Scott5280]

Originally Posted by BigCityGuy

How about this


Top 10 Most Expensive Cities To Own a Home

Monte Carlo, Monaco $4,420.10 per sq/ft
Moscow, Russia $1,937.30 per sq/ft
London, United Kingdom $1,928.30 per sq/ft
Tokyo, Japan $1,672.10 per sq/ft
Hong Kong $1,498.00 per sq/ft
New York, NY $1,384.10 per sq/ft
Paris, France $1,126.20 per sq/ft
Singapore $901.20 per sq/ft
Rome, Italy $851.50 per sq/ft
Mumbia, India $851.30 per sq/ft

Top 10 Most Expensive Cities To Own a Luxury Home in 2009 : The Real Estate Bloggers

NY also has the most expensive street and the third most expensive real estate street, 5th avenue.

Home on fifth avenue
$72,000 per sq/m

My arguement with Final Cut is only in pure sales price,not psf..if you look at my posts..I have always pointed out that NYC ON AVERAGE has higher psf than Aspen..But Aspen is simply more expensive as far as AVERAGE sales volume price..Actually bIG city Guy..I couldn't care less either way really..I am just tired of hearing some blatant inacuracies//lore by Finalcut as reality..I didn't bother responding to his claim that NYC had the highest psf. in the world as well..even though I knew ALL the facts you just posted..Thank you for this post I will read the article..looks intersting

[thefinalcut]

Originally Posted by Scott5280

Exactly...for more info..on this people should simply go to Google and type in "how accurate is Trulia.com.'".your answers will be abundant and pretty straight forward..ask your local real agents if they think it's accurate..when they stop laughing they will reply..

You country guys are so funny. You can't provide any info or link to info that contradicts trulia.com so all you can do is wine.
Just show us the money. Show us a respectable website that provides actual sales data that significantly differs from what Trulia.com is showing. Untill you do that we will simply assume that Trulia is accurate.
Anyways, Aspen is less expensive, even though much smaller than Hamptons. Isn't that great, Aspen, the "playpen of the rich and famous"

[thefinalcut]

Originally Posted by Scott5280

My arguement with Final Cut is only in pure sales price,not psf..if you look at my posts..I have always pointed out that NYC ON AVERAGE has higher psf than Aspen..But Aspen is simply more expensive as far as AVERAGE sales volume price..Actually bIG city Guy..I couldn't care less either way really..I am just tired of hearing some blatant inacuracies//lore by Finalcut as reality..I didn't bother responding to his claim that NYC had the highest psf. in the world as well..even though I knew ALL the facts you just posted..Thank you for this post I will read..looks intersting

Average sales volume price, psf... Why don't you face reality and admit that Apsen is not only Cheaper than Tribeca but Hamptons as well?
I provided info and links to Trulia.com which you disputed as innacurate although were not able to provide any other actual sales info.

Blatant innacuracies? All I hear from you is hearsay and not a single piece of data to support your absurd thesis. Be a man and admit defeat.

[BigCityGuy]

Originally Posted by Scott5280

My arguement with Final Cut is only in pure sales price,not psf..if you look at my posts..I have always pointed out that NYC ON AVERAGE has higher psf than Aspen..But Aspen is simply more expensive as far as AVERAGE sales volume price..Actually bIG city Guy..I couldn't care less either way really..I am just tired of hearing some blatant inacuracies//lore by Finalcut as reality..

Yeah but if you think about it what is the average home size of aspen compared to NYC. In nYC its probably small and none to some land. In Aspen its probably bigger homes and huge yards. Plus with a population of 6000 its not going to lower the average as much as a city with nearly 9 million people.

[Scott5280]

Originally Posted by thefinalcut

You country guys are so funny. You can't provide any info or link to info that contradicts trulia.com so all you can do is wine.
Just show us the money. Show us a respectable website that provides actual sales data that significantly differs from what Trulia.com is showing. Untill you do that we will simply assume that Trulia is accurate.
Anyways, Aspen is less expensive, even though much smaller than Hamptons. Isn't that great, Aspen, the "playpen of the rich and famous"

Boulder is nothing but poor,uneducated,redneck country folk..wi iuz just fixxin to macca me some biskits and grits fur dinner..If ye say Trulio.com is accurate then I better cept the wooords of the high falooting well readen portant trollin..words uf de Final Cut

In other words... IF YOU SAY SO..I'm done with your ignorance..time to jump on the bike,and hit some trails on the way to Whole Foods skippy..