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ParticipantWow ZK you really know the area very well!
I read on the forum that you finally bought something last year. Did you look into this area of CV for a long while and you finally bought something you like cuz the price just never dropped to what you had wanted?Yah…canyon-back homes. We love that feature but don’t know if that’s the only reason why they’re selling far more than the ones without the few. I guess the limited supply.
ParticipantWow ZK you really know the area very well!
I read on the forum that you finally bought something last year. Did you look into this area of CV for a long while and you finally bought something you like cuz the price just never dropped to what you had wanted?Yah…canyon-back homes. We love that feature but don’t know if that’s the only reason why they’re selling far more than the ones without the few. I guess the limited supply.
ParticipantWow ZK you really know the area very well!
I read on the forum that you finally bought something last year. Did you look into this area of CV for a long while and you finally bought something you like cuz the price just never dropped to what you had wanted?Yah…canyon-back homes. We love that feature but don’t know if that’s the only reason why they’re selling far more than the ones without the few. I guess the limited supply.
ParticipantWow ZK you really know the area very well!
I read on the forum that you finally bought something last year. Did you look into this area of CV for a long while and you finally bought something you like cuz the price just never dropped to what you had wanted?Yah…canyon-back homes. We love that feature but don’t know if that’s the only reason why they’re selling far more than the ones without the few. I guess the limited supply.
ParticipantHi Flu what do you mean by the inventory looking lousy almost as bad as in 2004?
Do you mean that in 2004 houses were selling fast so there’re barely any good inventory left?How much more would you pay for something that has a unobstructed canyon view compared to a standard spacious backyard/pool? How do people evaluate how much a “view” is worth?
ParticipantHi Flu what do you mean by the inventory looking lousy almost as bad as in 2004?
Do you mean that in 2004 houses were selling fast so there’re barely any good inventory left?How much more would you pay for something that has a unobstructed canyon view compared to a standard spacious backyard/pool? How do people evaluate how much a “view” is worth?
ParticipantHi Flu what do you mean by the inventory looking lousy almost as bad as in 2004?
Do you mean that in 2004 houses were selling fast so there’re barely any good inventory left?How much more would you pay for something that has a unobstructed canyon view compared to a standard spacious backyard/pool? How do people evaluate how much a “view” is worth?
ParticipantHi Flu what do you mean by the inventory looking lousy almost as bad as in 2004?
Do you mean that in 2004 houses were selling fast so there’re barely any good inventory left?How much more would you pay for something that has a unobstructed canyon view compared to a standard spacious backyard/pool? How do people evaluate how much a “view” is worth?
ParticipantHi Flu what do you mean by the inventory looking lousy almost as bad as in 2004?
Do you mean that in 2004 houses were selling fast so there’re barely any good inventory left?How much more would you pay for something that has a unobstructed canyon view compared to a standard spacious backyard/pool? How do people evaluate how much a “view” is worth?
ParticipantAnother thing:
When looking at SFHs, do you think for long-term investment purpose (>10~15-years), is it better to buy a SFH in the $800K range now or is it better to buy something in the sub/close to $1M range?
The $1M house with view seems like a much better deal than $800K in a smaller neighborhood…but I don’t know if it’s a wiser decision for long-term resale values.
For people coming into CV, is it much easier to sell $700~$800K homes or the $1M homes?
ParticipantAnother thing:
When looking at SFHs, do you think for long-term investment purpose (>10~15-years), is it better to buy a SFH in the $800K range now or is it better to buy something in the sub/close to $1M range?
The $1M house with view seems like a much better deal than $800K in a smaller neighborhood…but I don’t know if it’s a wiser decision for long-term resale values.
For people coming into CV, is it much easier to sell $700~$800K homes or the $1M homes?
ParticipantAnother thing:
When looking at SFHs, do you think for long-term investment purpose (>10~15-years), is it better to buy a SFH in the $800K range now or is it better to buy something in the sub/close to $1M range?
The $1M house with view seems like a much better deal than $800K in a smaller neighborhood…but I don’t know if it’s a wiser decision for long-term resale values.
For people coming into CV, is it much easier to sell $700~$800K homes or the $1M homes?
ParticipantAnother thing:
When looking at SFHs, do you think for long-term investment purpose (>10~15-years), is it better to buy a SFH in the $800K range now or is it better to buy something in the sub/close to $1M range?
The $1M house with view seems like a much better deal than $800K in a smaller neighborhood…but I don’t know if it’s a wiser decision for long-term resale values.
For people coming into CV, is it much easier to sell $700~$800K homes or the $1M homes?
ParticipantAnother thing:
When looking at SFHs, do you think for long-term investment purpose (>10~15-years), is it better to buy a SFH in the $800K range now or is it better to buy something in the sub/close to $1M range?
The $1M house with view seems like a much better deal than $800K in a smaller neighborhood…but I don’t know if it’s a wiser decision for long-term resale values.
For people coming into CV, is it much easier to sell $700~$800K homes or the $1M homes?
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