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I have watched this house since the first trees were cut down almost 5 years ago. Huge house on a tiny tiny and stupid steep lot. Nothing but a greedy spec house waiting on some fool to pony up some ridiculous money. Construction started over 4 years ago, finished for 3 years, and has never been lived in.
Highest asking price $924,999.00 today it is still empty at $499,000.00 Beverly-Hanks & Associates REALTORS®
I have watched this house since the first trees were cut down almost 5 years ago. Huge house on a tiny tiny and stupid steep lot. Nothing but a greedy spec house waiting on some fool to pony up some ridiculous money. Construction started over 4 years ago, finished for 3 years, and has never been lived in.
Highest asking price $924,999.00 today it is still empty at $499,000.00 Beverly-Hanks & Associates REALTORS®
Beautiful house - built in 2007... the beginning asking price was almost $1m? Holy cow! It looks like a really nice house, not sure it mentioned the sq footage in the details, but almost a million $ seems very high to me - even in 2007. Now it's listed as a "short sale" for $499k.
Beautiful house - built in 2007... the beginning asking price was almost $1m? Holy cow! It looks like a really nice house, not sure it mentioned the sq footage in the details, but almost a million $ seems very high to me - even in 2007. Now it's listed as a "short sale" for $499k.
According to the tax records: 2009 Total Property Value: $920,800
Tax assessment of $920,800, asking price in short-sale of $499,000.
Beautiful house - built in 2007... the beginning asking price was almost $1m? Holy cow! It looks like a really nice house, not sure it mentioned the sq footage in the details, but almost a million $ seems very high to me - even in 2007. Now it's listed as a "short sale" for $499k.
Granted, nice house but to appreciate the greed you need to see it in person to see how it is stuck on a tiny tiny lot that is billy goat steep. You just can't visualize it from the pictures, but that driveway is ridiculously steep. If it is raining, a front wheel drive car cannot pull up the driveway, it will just spin it's tires, and likewise a rear wheel drive cannot backup the drive.
From the street the house is about 15 - 18 feet from the edge of the pavement, yet your are looking down into the top story, which would be the second or third based on your reference.
Several large trees on the lot are dead due to damage and compaction done by construction. One dead oak can be touched while standing on the upper deck. The buyer would need to spend at least $5,000 - 6,000 having someone that know what they are doing remove the 3 or so dead trees.
The driveway to this house crosses directly in front of another house, while the driveway to the other house stuck directly beside this one is within a few feet of the posts for the deck.
The 8k tax credit is about to expire. If they don't renew it or make it bigger, expect a bad winter and beyond for housing.
Or you could believe prices will rise forever because everyone is dying to move here despite the fact that wages are low and jobs are hard to get...
Any theories, conspiracy or otherwise, as to why the statistics page on the Realtor's site no longer works?
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