[macmichael]

First; make sure you read the other thread on Del Cerro as it gives another perspective of the area.

Second; Del Cerro contains a wide variety depending upon where you are; the thread above has a focus on the top of the hill; you would need to specify where you are looking.

Third; staying with the top of the hill – currently mostly old stale inventory and in some cases terribly overpriced. What has been priced reasonably for its condition is in pending or sold and moves fairly quickly.

Fourth; most houses there built in late 60’s and early to mid 70’s ( except East side of hill – newer ). This means generally they need renovation of a substantial sort and many buyers in that price range don’t want the hassle or have the time and choose CV or such area North. Conversely creates some opportunities.

Fifth; like PL, MH, Ken, Del Cerro is pretty traditional neighborhood with lots of people been there for years and years, know it is a good place to raise a family and so on. So a significant percentage of the houses that come up are either estates or where people are down sizing.

Sixth; if you review carefully purchases 05 – early / mid 07 there were some stupid overpays, but aside from that this area was very stable pricewise .

[macmichael]

First; make sure you read the other thread on Del Cerro as it gives another perspective of the area.

Second; Del Cerro contains a wide variety depending upon where you are; the thread above has a focus on the top of the hill; you would need to specify where you are looking.

Third; staying with the top of the hill – currently mostly old stale inventory and in some cases terribly overpriced. What has been priced reasonably for its condition is in pending or sold and moves fairly quickly.

Fourth; most houses there built in late 60’s and early to mid 70’s ( except East side of hill – newer ). This means generally they need renovation of a substantial sort and many buyers in that price range don’t want the hassle or have the time and choose CV or such area North. Conversely creates some opportunities.

Fifth; like PL, MH, Ken, Del Cerro is pretty traditional neighborhood with lots of people been there for years and years, know it is a good place to raise a family and so on. So a significant percentage of the houses that come up are either estates or where people are down sizing.

Sixth; if you review carefully purchases 05 – early / mid 07 there were some stupid overpays, but aside from that this area was very stable pricewise .

[macmichael]

First; make sure you read the other thread on Del Cerro as it gives another perspective of the area.

Second; Del Cerro contains a wide variety depending upon where you are; the thread above has a focus on the top of the hill; you would need to specify where you are looking.

Third; staying with the top of the hill – currently mostly old stale inventory and in some cases terribly overpriced. What has been priced reasonably for its condition is in pending or sold and moves fairly quickly.

Fourth; most houses there built in late 60’s and early to mid 70’s ( except East side of hill – newer ). This means generally they need renovation of a substantial sort and many buyers in that price range don’t want the hassle or have the time and choose CV or such area North. Conversely creates some opportunities.

Fifth; like PL, MH, Ken, Del Cerro is pretty traditional neighborhood with lots of people been there for years and years, know it is a good place to raise a family and so on. So a significant percentage of the houses that come up are either estates or where people are down sizing.

Sixth; if you review carefully purchases 05 – early / mid 07 there were some stupid overpays, but aside from that this area was very stable pricewise .

[macmichael]

First; make sure you read the other thread on Del Cerro as it gives another perspective of the area.

Second; Del Cerro contains a wide variety depending upon where you are; the thread above has a focus on the top of the hill; you would need to specify where you are looking.

Third; staying with the top of the hill – currently mostly old stale inventory and in some cases terribly overpriced. What has been priced reasonably for its condition is in pending or sold and moves fairly quickly.

Fourth; most houses there built in late 60’s and early to mid 70’s ( except East side of hill – newer ). This means generally they need renovation of a substantial sort and many buyers in that price range don’t want the hassle or have the time and choose CV or such area North. Conversely creates some opportunities.

Fifth; like PL, MH, Ken, Del Cerro is pretty traditional neighborhood with lots of people been there for years and years, know it is a good place to raise a family and so on. So a significant percentage of the houses that come up are either estates or where people are down sizing.

Sixth; if you review carefully purchases 05 – early / mid 07 there were some stupid overpays, but aside from that this area was very stable pricewise .

[macmichael]

First; make sure you read the other thread on Del Cerro as it gives another perspective of the area.

Second; Del Cerro contains a wide variety depending upon where you are; the thread above has a focus on the top of the hill; you would need to specify where you are looking.

Third; staying with the top of the hill – currently mostly old stale inventory and in some cases terribly overpriced. What has been priced reasonably for its condition is in pending or sold and moves fairly quickly.

Fourth; most houses there built in late 60’s and early to mid 70’s ( except East side of hill – newer ). This means generally they need renovation of a substantial sort and many buyers in that price range don’t want the hassle or have the time and choose CV or such area North. Conversely creates some opportunities.

Fifth; like PL, MH, Ken, Del Cerro is pretty traditional neighborhood with lots of people been there for years and years, know it is a good place to raise a family and so on. So a significant percentage of the houses that come up are either estates or where people are down sizing.

Sixth; if you review carefully purchases 05 – early / mid 07 there were some stupid overpays, but aside from that this area was very stable pricewise .

[macmichael]

Almost 2 weeks since there was much posted on this thread.

For those who have thought it through alot. Have any of your thoughts changed in that period?

[macmichael]

Almost 2 weeks since there was much posted on this thread.

For those who have thought it through alot. Have any of your thoughts changed in that period?

[macmichael]

Almost 2 weeks since there was much posted on this thread.

For those who have thought it through alot. Have any of your thoughts changed in that period?

[macmichael]

Almost 2 weeks since there was much posted on this thread.

For those who have thought it through alot. Have any of your thoughts changed in that period?

[macmichael]

Almost 2 weeks since there was much posted on this thread.

For those who have thought it through alot. Have any of your thoughts changed in that period?

[macmichael]

Re: Yokohoma

I happen to go thru the house at an OH 2 weeks ago. Actually pretty nice inside. True back yard is 10′ wide and backs up to hillside. but there is a pool. Seems strange there hasn’t been some activity on it, but agent said nothing so far, blamed it on time of year it came on line.

[macmichael]

Re: Yokohoma

I happen to go thru the house at an OH 2 weeks ago. Actually pretty nice inside. True back yard is 10′ wide and backs up to hillside. but there is a pool. Seems strange there hasn’t been some activity on it, but agent said nothing so far, blamed it on time of year it came on line.

[macmichael]

Re: Yokohoma

I happen to go thru the house at an OH 2 weeks ago. Actually pretty nice inside. True back yard is 10′ wide and backs up to hillside. but there is a pool. Seems strange there hasn’t been some activity on it, but agent said nothing so far, blamed it on time of year it came on line.

[macmichael]

Re: Yokohoma

I happen to go thru the house at an OH 2 weeks ago. Actually pretty nice inside. True back yard is 10′ wide and backs up to hillside. but there is a pool. Seems strange there hasn’t been some activity on it, but agent said nothing so far, blamed it on time of year it came on line.

[macmichael]

Re: Yokohoma

I happen to go thru the house at an OH 2 weeks ago. Actually pretty nice inside. True back yard is 10′ wide and backs up to hillside. but there is a pool. Seems strange there hasn’t been some activity on it, but agent said nothing so far, blamed it on time of year it came on line.

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