To me, 4100 sf seems to be serious overkill, and far more room than most people can possibly need (unless they have 3 kids, a live-in maid and a live-in nanny, or some kind of in-laws). Though if you’re downgrading from a 7000 sf house in NC, that’s a moot point.
Poway gets really hot in summer, hot and sunny, and our electricity is among the most expensive in the country (32c/kwh above 200% of baseline, if I’m not mistaken). Again, for you that may not be much, but most people greatly underestimate the cost of cooling 4000 sf through Poway summer.
Foreclosureradar has 24 homes over 3500sqft in preforeclosure/forclosure @ Stonebridge. This the most that I have seen since looking at future inventory in Scripps Ranch. I wonder what type of impact this will have if any in the next 6 months.
Foreclosureradar has 24 homes over 3500sqft in preforeclosure/forclosure @ Stonebridge. This the most that I have seen since looking at future inventory in Scripps Ranch. I wonder what type of impact this will have if any in the next 6 months.
Foreclosureradar has 24 homes over 3500sqft in preforeclosure/forclosure @ Stonebridge. This the most that I have seen since looking at future inventory in Scripps Ranch. I wonder what type of impact this will have if any in the next 6 months.
Foreclosureradar has 24 homes over 3500sqft in preforeclosure/forclosure @ Stonebridge. This the most that I have seen since looking at future inventory in Scripps Ranch. I wonder what type of impact this will have if any in the next 6 months.
Foreclosureradar has 24 homes over 3500sqft in preforeclosure/forclosure @ Stonebridge. This the most that I have seen since looking at future inventory in Scripps Ranch. I wonder what type of impact this will have if any in the next 6 months.
An interesting phenomena I have seen lately is that there is very little premium for sq footage above 2800 sq ft. People dont want to spend the extra money for all that uneccessary space. Homes are going for about $300/sq ft up to about 2600 sq ft. Over that the extra sq footage is going for $100 or less. In some cases (i.e. above 3500 sq ft) it has almost no value.
As a buyer its a relative bargain if you want a house that big. As a seller its become a bit of a sunk cost.
An interesting phenomena I have seen lately is that there is very little premium for sq footage above 2800 sq ft. People dont want to spend the extra money for all that uneccessary space. Homes are going for about $300/sq ft up to about 2600 sq ft. Over that the extra sq footage is going for $100 or less. In some cases (i.e. above 3500 sq ft) it has almost no value.
As a buyer its a relative bargain if you want a house that big. As a seller its become a bit of a sunk cost.
An interesting phenomena I have seen lately is that there is very little premium for sq footage above 2800 sq ft. People dont want to spend the extra money for all that uneccessary space. Homes are going for about $300/sq ft up to about 2600 sq ft. Over that the extra sq footage is going for $100 or less. In some cases (i.e. above 3500 sq ft) it has almost no value.
As a buyer its a relative bargain if you want a house that big. As a seller its become a bit of a sunk cost.
An interesting phenomena I have seen lately is that there is very little premium for sq footage above 2800 sq ft. People dont want to spend the extra money for all that uneccessary space. Homes are going for about $300/sq ft up to about 2600 sq ft. Over that the extra sq footage is going for $100 or less. In some cases (i.e. above 3500 sq ft) it has almost no value.
As a buyer its a relative bargain if you want a house that big. As a seller its become a bit of a sunk cost.
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