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300k would get you an ok condo or a tiny house on a busy road in an iffy neighborhood
where I live. It's fine with me, I don't want one of those brick monstrosities sitting on too much lawn.
Downtown Condo in Center Pointe... Across the street from Center City Park, within walking distance of the baseball stadium, Central Library, and the new Performance Arts Center.
Just looking at this thread, America has gotten a bit more expensive as far as housing. $300,000 was once seen as a substantial amount in much of the country, now not so much. That's a Shame for young families and first time homebuyers.
It still is in some places...I think it would be interesting to look at lower levels like $225-275,000.
Just looking at this thread, America has gotten a bit more expensive as far as housing. $300,000 was once seen as a substantial amount in much of the country, now not so much. That's a Shame for young families and first time homebuyers.
Like maybe four years ago. 300k seemed extravagant, now it seems impossible. Ugh
Not going to just share the most that you can get for $300,000 in Raleigh, but a variety of homes based on specific location. The closer you are to the city center, the less house you are going to get, and vice versa. I suppose that's typical for most of the cities in the US.
This third one is a single family home in the southern suburbs. It has a Raleigh address but it's out in the county and not in the city. It sits on more than an acre, and is probably a 25 minute drive to downtown Raleigh. Like the suburban Charlotte examples, you can get a lot of house if you don't mind being in the burbs. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4.../6543506_zpid/
This last one is large 1 bedroom condo in downtown Raleigh in a building with all the amenities including a gym, community room and rooftop pool. It's next door to a massive new development that will bring a grocery store, shops, offices and 800 more residences to its neighborhood in 2020. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4...2221402_zpid/?
In the Chicago area you can find plenty of homes for 300k. Not even worth posting.
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