What Kind of Home Will $250K Get You in Your Area? (buying, price)
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And the first, six bedroom brick clad manor house looked to be amongst the most expensive in the lake front neighborhood at a whopping $250k!
It's not fair!! Of course Cleveland may be a hair too cold for the family. Every city represented well...except the coasts and Denver. But, flipside is, you have great scenery and have a lot of things to do in those areas.
I'm in western Kentucky, fairly rural. Step daughter and son in law bought a 3 br 2 bath brick home on 14 acres for $120,000.
Here's something closer to me. I'm about 25 miles south of Paducah, Ky, if you look at the map. https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/Mayfield,-Ky_rb/
I’m going to need some neighborhood breakdowns on these. Most Rust Belt cities have a plethora of dirt cheap homes, but they are usually neighborhoods that people who have a choice wouldn’t live in.
I’m going to need some neighborhood breakdowns on these. Most Rust Belt cities have a plethora of dirt cheap homes, but they are usually neighborhoods that people who have a choice wouldn’t live in.
The homes shown would be priced at 2 to 3 times these prices as similar homes in the "better" neighborhoods in the city. The East Side homes are predominately minority. I wouldn't call any of the areas listed as especially "bad" or dangerous, but they are working class areas.
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Of course Cleveland may be a hair too cold for the family. Every city represented well...except the coasts and Denver. But, flipside is, you have great scenery and have a lot of things to do in those areas.
