Are we close to the bottom (price) in San Elijo Area? I am interest in buying a home in San Elijo (~3200 sqft). What is the reasonable price range in this area?
scanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
scanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
scanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
scanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
scanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
I would agree with ocr. You missed the bottom by about 2 years. No we are not close to a bottom. You will need to wait for interest rates to start to run up again which will take awhile. If you can hit mid 500s for something decent then you will do well. When long term mortgage rates run up past 6 or 7% then prices will reduce slowly. That may take awhile though.
I would agree with ocr. You missed the bottom by about 2 years. No we are not close to a bottom. You will need to wait for interest rates to start to run up again which will take awhile. If you can hit mid 500s for something decent then you will do well. When long term mortgage rates run up past 6 or 7% then prices will reduce slowly. That may take awhile though.
I would agree with ocr. You missed the bottom by about 2 years. No we are not close to a bottom. You will need to wait for interest rates to start to run up again which will take awhile. If you can hit mid 500s for something decent then you will do well. When long term mortgage rates run up past 6 or 7% then prices will reduce slowly. That may take awhile though.
I would agree with ocr. You missed the bottom by about 2 years. No we are not close to a bottom. You will need to wait for interest rates to start to run up again which will take awhile. If you can hit mid 500s for something decent then you will do well. When long term mortgage rates run up past 6 or 7% then prices will reduce slowly. That may take awhile though.
