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SanDiegoDave
ParticipantSDR… It’s the end unit.
ParticipantSDR… It’s the end unit.
ParticipantSDR… It’s the end unit.
ParticipantSDR… It’s the end unit.
ParticipantThe 3932 Caminito Amparo won’t quite set the comps that much lower in Barcelona. I’ve been inside of it. It’s a disaster. Almost everything needs to be replaced. Plus, it’s arguably the worst location of all Barcelona homes. Lots of noise from the I-5, tiny back yard with the neighbor on top looking down and a forest full of vines & garbage plants raining down.
ParticipantThe 3932 Caminito Amparo won’t quite set the comps that much lower in Barcelona. I’ve been inside of it. It’s a disaster. Almost everything needs to be replaced. Plus, it’s arguably the worst location of all Barcelona homes. Lots of noise from the I-5, tiny back yard with the neighbor on top looking down and a forest full of vines & garbage plants raining down.
ParticipantThe 3932 Caminito Amparo won’t quite set the comps that much lower in Barcelona. I’ve been inside of it. It’s a disaster. Almost everything needs to be replaced. Plus, it’s arguably the worst location of all Barcelona homes. Lots of noise from the I-5, tiny back yard with the neighbor on top looking down and a forest full of vines & garbage plants raining down.
ParticipantThe 3932 Caminito Amparo won’t quite set the comps that much lower in Barcelona. I’ve been inside of it. It’s a disaster. Almost everything needs to be replaced. Plus, it’s arguably the worst location of all Barcelona homes. Lots of noise from the I-5, tiny back yard with the neighbor on top looking down and a forest full of vines & garbage plants raining down.
ParticipantThe 3932 Caminito Amparo won’t quite set the comps that much lower in Barcelona. I’ve been inside of it. It’s a disaster. Almost everything needs to be replaced. Plus, it’s arguably the worst location of all Barcelona homes. Lots of noise from the I-5, tiny back yard with the neighbor on top looking down and a forest full of vines & garbage plants raining down.
ParticipantI saw a recent posting here that suggested that anything above 2000 prices, or 250/ sf is too much, still ‘bubble’.
The condo conversions and multi-unit dwellings will probably hit 2000 pricing, but I find it highly unlikely that the townhomes and SFR’s will drop down that far in UTC. The demand for the location is too great. People will buy the nicer stuff like Madrid, etc.
(While most of Barcelona are “technically” SFR, I don’t classify them that way. When you have an entire side of the house with no windows because your neighbor’s wall is virtually 6 inches from you, how is that different than a townhome?)
ParticipantI saw a recent posting here that suggested that anything above 2000 prices, or 250/ sf is too much, still ‘bubble’.
The condo conversions and multi-unit dwellings will probably hit 2000 pricing, but I find it highly unlikely that the townhomes and SFR’s will drop down that far in UTC. The demand for the location is too great. People will buy the nicer stuff like Madrid, etc.
(While most of Barcelona are “technically” SFR, I don’t classify them that way. When you have an entire side of the house with no windows because your neighbor’s wall is virtually 6 inches from you, how is that different than a townhome?)
ParticipantI saw a recent posting here that suggested that anything above 2000 prices, or 250/ sf is too much, still ‘bubble’.
The condo conversions and multi-unit dwellings will probably hit 2000 pricing, but I find it highly unlikely that the townhomes and SFR’s will drop down that far in UTC. The demand for the location is too great. People will buy the nicer stuff like Madrid, etc.
(While most of Barcelona are “technically” SFR, I don’t classify them that way. When you have an entire side of the house with no windows because your neighbor’s wall is virtually 6 inches from you, how is that different than a townhome?)
ParticipantI saw a recent posting here that suggested that anything above 2000 prices, or 250/ sf is too much, still ‘bubble’.
The condo conversions and multi-unit dwellings will probably hit 2000 pricing, but I find it highly unlikely that the townhomes and SFR’s will drop down that far in UTC. The demand for the location is too great. People will buy the nicer stuff like Madrid, etc.
(While most of Barcelona are “technically” SFR, I don’t classify them that way. When you have an entire side of the house with no windows because your neighbor’s wall is virtually 6 inches from you, how is that different than a townhome?)
ParticipantI saw a recent posting here that suggested that anything above 2000 prices, or 250/ sf is too much, still ‘bubble’.
The condo conversions and multi-unit dwellings will probably hit 2000 pricing, but I find it highly unlikely that the townhomes and SFR’s will drop down that far in UTC. The demand for the location is too great. People will buy the nicer stuff like Madrid, etc.
(While most of Barcelona are “technically” SFR, I don’t classify them that way. When you have an entire side of the house with no windows because your neighbor’s wall is virtually 6 inches from you, how is that different than a townhome?)
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