I consider myself pretty bearish but it is hard to see this neighborhood cracking below $625K just based on the 3% inflation math sdr did, let alone all of the other qualitative factors.
I consider myself pretty bearish but it is hard to see this neighborhood cracking below $625K just based on the 3% inflation math sdr did, let alone all of the other qualitative factors.
I consider myself pretty bearish but it is hard to see this neighborhood cracking below $625K just based on the 3% inflation math sdr did, let alone all of the other qualitative factors.
I consider myself pretty bearish but it is hard to see this neighborhood cracking below $625K just based on the 3% inflation math sdr did, let alone all of the other qualitative factors.
I consider myself pretty bearish but it is hard to see this neighborhood cracking below $625K just based on the 3% inflation math sdr did, let alone all of the other qualitative factors.
sdr, how do you compare this house on 7928 Grado El Tupelo
Carlsbad, Ca 92009 vs the house in the OP? This one was sold in 1998 for $417,250, so, it seems like it was priced about equal back then. It’s listing for $759k now.
sdr, how do you compare this house on 7928 Grado El Tupelo
Carlsbad, Ca 92009 vs the house in the OP? This one was sold in 1998 for $417,250, so, it seems like it was priced about equal back then. It’s listing for $759k now.
sdr, how do you compare this house on 7928 Grado El Tupelo
Carlsbad, Ca 92009 vs the house in the OP? This one was sold in 1998 for $417,250, so, it seems like it was priced about equal back then. It’s listing for $759k now.
sdr, how do you compare this house on 7928 Grado El Tupelo
Carlsbad, Ca 92009 vs the house in the OP? This one was sold in 1998 for $417,250, so, it seems like it was priced about equal back then. It’s listing for $759k now.
sdr, how do you compare this house on 7928 Grado El Tupelo
Carlsbad, Ca 92009 vs the house in the OP? This one was sold in 1998 for $417,250, so, it seems like it was priced about equal back then. It’s listing for $759k now.
I call the house on Grado El Tupelo horribly overpriced in the current market. It’s a 3BR/2BA 2200 sq ft 1 story. That price seems awful high for 1998 and perhaps they threrw a ton of upgrades in it that they wont get back $ for $.
The house in OP is 5BR/3BA with 3000+ sq ft on a cul de sac with a pool and 3 car garage. This house has it all over the one above.
I call the house on Grado El Tupelo horribly overpriced in the current market. It’s a 3BR/2BA 2200 sq ft 1 story. That price seems awful high for 1998 and perhaps they threrw a ton of upgrades in it that they wont get back $ for $.
The house in OP is 5BR/3BA with 3000+ sq ft on a cul de sac with a pool and 3 car garage. This house has it all over the one above.
I call the house on Grado El Tupelo horribly overpriced in the current market. It’s a 3BR/2BA 2200 sq ft 1 story. That price seems awful high for 1998 and perhaps they threrw a ton of upgrades in it that they wont get back $ for $.
The house in OP is 5BR/3BA with 3000+ sq ft on a cul de sac with a pool and 3 car garage. This house has it all over the one above.
I call the house on Grado El Tupelo horribly overpriced in the current market. It’s a 3BR/2BA 2200 sq ft 1 story. That price seems awful high for 1998 and perhaps they threrw a ton of upgrades in it that they wont get back $ for $.
The house in OP is 5BR/3BA with 3000+ sq ft on a cul de sac with a pool and 3 car garage. This house has it all over the one above.
