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February 10, 2008 at 9:49 PM #151645February 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM #151300SD RealtorParticipant
Make no mistake it is a comp killer, even at 500k it will be a comp killer. The same floorplan on Entreken (which I have been in) has been very well taken care of. The problem is that it backs up to Carmel Mountain. Like AN said (and you most likely know if you have a client who is searching there) most places in that part of town at that approximate sf pricing starts at the mid 500’s.
As I am a scrooge according to most people who have listing appts with me these days my pricing recommendation would make them crabby. I think even if they started priced at the 475k – 500k even they would have most likely moved the house inside a week or two.
SD Realtor
February 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM #151562SD RealtorParticipantMake no mistake it is a comp killer, even at 500k it will be a comp killer. The same floorplan on Entreken (which I have been in) has been very well taken care of. The problem is that it backs up to Carmel Mountain. Like AN said (and you most likely know if you have a client who is searching there) most places in that part of town at that approximate sf pricing starts at the mid 500’s.
As I am a scrooge according to most people who have listing appts with me these days my pricing recommendation would make them crabby. I think even if they started priced at the 475k – 500k even they would have most likely moved the house inside a week or two.
SD Realtor
February 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM #151569SD RealtorParticipantMake no mistake it is a comp killer, even at 500k it will be a comp killer. The same floorplan on Entreken (which I have been in) has been very well taken care of. The problem is that it backs up to Carmel Mountain. Like AN said (and you most likely know if you have a client who is searching there) most places in that part of town at that approximate sf pricing starts at the mid 500’s.
As I am a scrooge according to most people who have listing appts with me these days my pricing recommendation would make them crabby. I think even if they started priced at the 475k – 500k even they would have most likely moved the house inside a week or two.
SD Realtor
February 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM #151586SD RealtorParticipantMake no mistake it is a comp killer, even at 500k it will be a comp killer. The same floorplan on Entreken (which I have been in) has been very well taken care of. The problem is that it backs up to Carmel Mountain. Like AN said (and you most likely know if you have a client who is searching there) most places in that part of town at that approximate sf pricing starts at the mid 500’s.
As I am a scrooge according to most people who have listing appts with me these days my pricing recommendation would make them crabby. I think even if they started priced at the 475k – 500k even they would have most likely moved the house inside a week or two.
SD Realtor
February 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM #151660SD RealtorParticipantMake no mistake it is a comp killer, even at 500k it will be a comp killer. The same floorplan on Entreken (which I have been in) has been very well taken care of. The problem is that it backs up to Carmel Mountain. Like AN said (and you most likely know if you have a client who is searching there) most places in that part of town at that approximate sf pricing starts at the mid 500’s.
As I am a scrooge according to most people who have listing appts with me these days my pricing recommendation would make them crabby. I think even if they started priced at the 475k – 500k even they would have most likely moved the house inside a week or two.
SD Realtor
February 10, 2008 at 10:39 PM #151305anParticipantWhen you have a place like this that’s comp killer, does that only affect newer listing coming on the market who are distressed, i.e. REO or short sale? Or will currently listing readjust accordingly?
February 10, 2008 at 10:39 PM #151567anParticipantWhen you have a place like this that’s comp killer, does that only affect newer listing coming on the market who are distressed, i.e. REO or short sale? Or will currently listing readjust accordingly?
February 10, 2008 at 10:39 PM #151573anParticipantWhen you have a place like this that’s comp killer, does that only affect newer listing coming on the market who are distressed, i.e. REO or short sale? Or will currently listing readjust accordingly?
February 10, 2008 at 10:39 PM #151591anParticipantWhen you have a place like this that’s comp killer, does that only affect newer listing coming on the market who are distressed, i.e. REO or short sale? Or will currently listing readjust accordingly?
February 10, 2008 at 10:39 PM #151665anParticipantWhen you have a place like this that’s comp killer, does that only affect newer listing coming on the market who are distressed, i.e. REO or short sale? Or will currently listing readjust accordingly?
February 11, 2008 at 6:45 AM #151354AnonymousGuestI like how on the 4th picture on the far right you can tell the door is smashed to bits. I wonder what condition the place is really in since they only would show the best parts of the house.
February 11, 2008 at 6:45 AM #151617AnonymousGuestI like how on the 4th picture on the far right you can tell the door is smashed to bits. I wonder what condition the place is really in since they only would show the best parts of the house.
February 11, 2008 at 6:45 AM #151624AnonymousGuestI like how on the 4th picture on the far right you can tell the door is smashed to bits. I wonder what condition the place is really in since they only would show the best parts of the house.
February 11, 2008 at 6:45 AM #151641AnonymousGuestI like how on the 4th picture on the far right you can tell the door is smashed to bits. I wonder what condition the place is really in since they only would show the best parts of the house.
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