The question was “Is a clean $1M 2000sqft SFR with a back yard ocean view too much to ask for?”
My opinion is that IS too much to ask, and highly unlikely that will happen. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but clean, 2000 sq. ft and a back yard ocean view in La Jolla for less than $1M, not likely.
I was interested in it.
It was an absolute zoo at the showing.
Dozens of offers, many all cash.
I heard from my realtor that at least one exceeded 1.5.
The asking price was unrealistically low on purpose.
I was interested in it.
It was an absolute zoo at the showing.
Dozens of offers, many all cash.
I heard from my realtor that at least one exceeded 1.5.
The asking price was unrealistically low on purpose.
I was interested in it.
It was an absolute zoo at the showing.
Dozens of offers, many all cash.
I heard from my realtor that at least one exceeded 1.5.
The asking price was unrealistically low on purpose.
I was interested in it.
It was an absolute zoo at the showing.
Dozens of offers, many all cash.
I heard from my realtor that at least one exceeded 1.5.
The asking price was unrealistically low on purpose.
I was interested in it.
It was an absolute zoo at the showing.
Dozens of offers, many all cash.
I heard from my realtor that at least one exceeded 1.5.
The asking price was unrealistically low on purpose.
If it did get an offer for 1.5 that’s really crazy.
There have been a number of sales, in the 1.5 range that are better places, and I can think of several places on the market in that range that are much better deals than this place at 1.5.
But after watching the la jolla market for the last couple of years I can tell you that there is no limit to people’s foolishness.
Having said that, I will still stick to my original commentary, which is that there is a good bit of softening, and even some serious pain (ie loss of capital) in La Jolla.
If it did get an offer for 1.5 that’s really crazy.
There have been a number of sales, in the 1.5 range that are better places, and I can think of several places on the market in that range that are much better deals than this place at 1.5.
But after watching the la jolla market for the last couple of years I can tell you that there is no limit to people’s foolishness.
Having said that, I will still stick to my original commentary, which is that there is a good bit of softening, and even some serious pain (ie loss of capital) in La Jolla.
If it did get an offer for 1.5 that’s really crazy.
There have been a number of sales, in the 1.5 range that are better places, and I can think of several places on the market in that range that are much better deals than this place at 1.5.
But after watching the la jolla market for the last couple of years I can tell you that there is no limit to people’s foolishness.
Having said that, I will still stick to my original commentary, which is that there is a good bit of softening, and even some serious pain (ie loss of capital) in La Jolla.
If it did get an offer for 1.5 that’s really crazy.
There have been a number of sales, in the 1.5 range that are better places, and I can think of several places on the market in that range that are much better deals than this place at 1.5.
But after watching the la jolla market for the last couple of years I can tell you that there is no limit to people’s foolishness.
Having said that, I will still stick to my original commentary, which is that there is a good bit of softening, and even some serious pain (ie loss of capital) in La Jolla.
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