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March 6, 2008 at 7:01 PM #165646March 6, 2008 at 8:00 PM #165251AnonymousGuest
Absolutely don’t every buy a one bedroom condo, historically a bad investment and will get killed in down marketet. Although this 200k is a milestone,we haven’t seen nothin yet. I guarantee with within two years we’ll see two bedrooms at Lucera for under 200k.
March 6, 2008 at 8:00 PM #165565AnonymousGuestAbsolutely don’t every buy a one bedroom condo, historically a bad investment and will get killed in down marketet. Although this 200k is a milestone,we haven’t seen nothin yet. I guarantee with within two years we’ll see two bedrooms at Lucera for under 200k.
March 6, 2008 at 8:00 PM #165576AnonymousGuestAbsolutely don’t every buy a one bedroom condo, historically a bad investment and will get killed in down marketet. Although this 200k is a milestone,we haven’t seen nothin yet. I guarantee with within two years we’ll see two bedrooms at Lucera for under 200k.
March 6, 2008 at 8:00 PM #165579AnonymousGuestAbsolutely don’t every buy a one bedroom condo, historically a bad investment and will get killed in down marketet. Although this 200k is a milestone,we haven’t seen nothin yet. I guarantee with within two years we’ll see two bedrooms at Lucera for under 200k.
March 6, 2008 at 8:00 PM #165666AnonymousGuestAbsolutely don’t every buy a one bedroom condo, historically a bad investment and will get killed in down marketet. Although this 200k is a milestone,we haven’t seen nothin yet. I guarantee with within two years we’ll see two bedrooms at Lucera for under 200k.
March 6, 2008 at 8:15 PM #165271equalizerParticipantI dont think the 2bedroom could go that low since it means price would go back to 1999 levels!
March 6, 2008 at 8:15 PM #165585equalizerParticipantI dont think the 2bedroom could go that low since it means price would go back to 1999 levels!
March 6, 2008 at 8:15 PM #165597equalizerParticipantI dont think the 2bedroom could go that low since it means price would go back to 1999 levels!
March 6, 2008 at 8:15 PM #165599equalizerParticipantI dont think the 2bedroom could go that low since it means price would go back to 1999 levels!
March 6, 2008 at 8:15 PM #165687equalizerParticipantI dont think the 2bedroom could go that low since it means price would go back to 1999 levels!
March 6, 2008 at 10:11 PM #165330sdnerdParticipantDoubtful 2bdrms will fall below $200k. Comparable rents are $1,800-2,000. Rents would have to fall significantly, or we’d have one major over-correction.
Last 2bdrm sold was $300k, with highs of around $450k I believe. The last 1bdrm sold for $230k, highs of around $340k.
They will come down some more, but I think the price reductions will start moving up the ladder with the lower end slowing down.
Fireplace comment spot on – if you rent or buy a unit, get one without the FP. Very significant space difference.
I had the 1 vs 2 bedroom debate before I purchased. I chose 1 bdrm as it allowed to have much lower monthlies, allowing me stockpile a horde of cash. Easier to sell a 2 bedroom, but you can always rent the cheapest unit in a complex. Pros & Cons.
March 6, 2008 at 10:11 PM #165645sdnerdParticipantDoubtful 2bdrms will fall below $200k. Comparable rents are $1,800-2,000. Rents would have to fall significantly, or we’d have one major over-correction.
Last 2bdrm sold was $300k, with highs of around $450k I believe. The last 1bdrm sold for $230k, highs of around $340k.
They will come down some more, but I think the price reductions will start moving up the ladder with the lower end slowing down.
Fireplace comment spot on – if you rent or buy a unit, get one without the FP. Very significant space difference.
I had the 1 vs 2 bedroom debate before I purchased. I chose 1 bdrm as it allowed to have much lower monthlies, allowing me stockpile a horde of cash. Easier to sell a 2 bedroom, but you can always rent the cheapest unit in a complex. Pros & Cons.
March 6, 2008 at 10:11 PM #165657sdnerdParticipantDoubtful 2bdrms will fall below $200k. Comparable rents are $1,800-2,000. Rents would have to fall significantly, or we’d have one major over-correction.
Last 2bdrm sold was $300k, with highs of around $450k I believe. The last 1bdrm sold for $230k, highs of around $340k.
They will come down some more, but I think the price reductions will start moving up the ladder with the lower end slowing down.
Fireplace comment spot on – if you rent or buy a unit, get one without the FP. Very significant space difference.
I had the 1 vs 2 bedroom debate before I purchased. I chose 1 bdrm as it allowed to have much lower monthlies, allowing me stockpile a horde of cash. Easier to sell a 2 bedroom, but you can always rent the cheapest unit in a complex. Pros & Cons.
March 6, 2008 at 10:11 PM #165659sdnerdParticipantDoubtful 2bdrms will fall below $200k. Comparable rents are $1,800-2,000. Rents would have to fall significantly, or we’d have one major over-correction.
Last 2bdrm sold was $300k, with highs of around $450k I believe. The last 1bdrm sold for $230k, highs of around $340k.
They will come down some more, but I think the price reductions will start moving up the ladder with the lower end slowing down.
Fireplace comment spot on – if you rent or buy a unit, get one without the FP. Very significant space difference.
I had the 1 vs 2 bedroom debate before I purchased. I chose 1 bdrm as it allowed to have much lower monthlies, allowing me stockpile a horde of cash. Easier to sell a 2 bedroom, but you can always rent the cheapest unit in a complex. Pros & Cons.
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