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August 8, 2007 at 10:34 AM #71905August 8, 2007 at 10:40 AM #71805cantabParticipant
I know this area. The houses are Drogan-style 60s modernist tract houses. The pictures show clearly that the house was totally remodeled but not torn down. The walls and ceilings and room layout are all original but refinished or resurfaced. My guess is they spent at most $100 per sqft, i.e. $200K, on the remodel. It could have been only $100K if they were economical. The new windows for example look like vinyl, not high-end wood.
August 8, 2007 at 10:40 AM #71921cantabParticipantI know this area. The houses are Drogan-style 60s modernist tract houses. The pictures show clearly that the house was totally remodeled but not torn down. The walls and ceilings and room layout are all original but refinished or resurfaced. My guess is they spent at most $100 per sqft, i.e. $200K, on the remodel. It could have been only $100K if they were economical. The new windows for example look like vinyl, not high-end wood.
August 8, 2007 at 10:40 AM #71931cantabParticipantI know this area. The houses are Drogan-style 60s modernist tract houses. The pictures show clearly that the house was totally remodeled but not torn down. The walls and ceilings and room layout are all original but refinished or resurfaced. My guess is they spent at most $100 per sqft, i.e. $200K, on the remodel. It could have been only $100K if they were economical. The new windows for example look like vinyl, not high-end wood.
August 9, 2007 at 10:09 AM #72180AnonymousGuestThe area is a 50s subdivision called Pacifica; the houses in the area were designed by Palmer & Krisel (“P&K”, architects who gained renown for their mid-century modern designs in Palm Springs. Basically, the owners had an architectural gem and, instead of polishing it with integrity, they tried to turn it into somebody’s idea of “Tuscan,” using cheap materials. It’s a monstrosity. Ruined. Other P&K houses in Pacifica usually fetch about $1.2 million–and those are the houses that have been polished up in a way consistent with the modernist sensibility. So, obviously, it’s not only an overpriced house, but it’s been renovated in a way that lessens it’s architectural integrity.
August 9, 2007 at 10:09 AM #72297AnonymousGuestThe area is a 50s subdivision called Pacifica; the houses in the area were designed by Palmer & Krisel (“P&K”, architects who gained renown for their mid-century modern designs in Palm Springs. Basically, the owners had an architectural gem and, instead of polishing it with integrity, they tried to turn it into somebody’s idea of “Tuscan,” using cheap materials. It’s a monstrosity. Ruined. Other P&K houses in Pacifica usually fetch about $1.2 million–and those are the houses that have been polished up in a way consistent with the modernist sensibility. So, obviously, it’s not only an overpriced house, but it’s been renovated in a way that lessens it’s architectural integrity.
August 9, 2007 at 10:09 AM #72306AnonymousGuestThe area is a 50s subdivision called Pacifica; the houses in the area were designed by Palmer & Krisel (“P&K”, architects who gained renown for their mid-century modern designs in Palm Springs. Basically, the owners had an architectural gem and, instead of polishing it with integrity, they tried to turn it into somebody’s idea of “Tuscan,” using cheap materials. It’s a monstrosity. Ruined. Other P&K houses in Pacifica usually fetch about $1.2 million–and those are the houses that have been polished up in a way consistent with the modernist sensibility. So, obviously, it’s not only an overpriced house, but it’s been renovated in a way that lessens it’s architectural integrity.
August 9, 2007 at 12:31 PM #72272eccen in escParticipanteccen in esc
Unless the “formica” countertops are gold plated, I believe this is overpriced by more than 200K.
August 9, 2007 at 12:31 PM #72390eccen in escParticipanteccen in esc
Unless the “formica” countertops are gold plated, I believe this is overpriced by more than 200K.
August 9, 2007 at 12:31 PM #72398eccen in escParticipanteccen in esc
Unless the “formica” countertops are gold plated, I believe this is overpriced by more than 200K.
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