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What i find most intriguing about that graph is look how many data points there are on the way up and how few on the way down. It looks like a 175 sale in late 2006 and then the next sale is 125 in early 2008. Six months later it looks like 65,000. Those quick drops with small volume reek of REO sales. I guess its easy to take a 30% to 50% drop off the last comp when its only 50,000. I wonder how quick the same bank would be to take that 30% to 50% hit off the last comp when its 500,000.

FWIW, I am working on a deal for a downtown condo in one of the luxury buildings that would be a late 2001/early 2002 price.

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George
There really is no good source as most open houses are not advertised. I live and work in the area so I know the routine pretty well. Saturdays have less open houses than Sundays. Most open houses run from 12 to 4. Best advice is to drive around and look for signs. There are lots of very good, expereinced agents working in that area. Just be careful of a few sharks wading in waters.

sdr

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George
There really is no good source as most open houses are not advertised. I live and work in the area so I know the routine pretty well. Saturdays have less open houses than Sundays. Most open houses run from 12 to 4. Best advice is to drive around and look for signs. There are lots of very good, expereinced agents working in that area. Just be careful of a few sharks wading in waters.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

George
There really is no good source as most open houses are not advertised. I live and work in the area so I know the routine pretty well. Saturdays have less open houses than Sundays. Most open houses run from 12 to 4. Best advice is to drive around and look for signs. There are lots of very good, expereinced agents working in that area. Just be careful of a few sharks wading in waters.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

George
There really is no good source as most open houses are not advertised. I live and work in the area so I know the routine pretty well. Saturdays have less open houses than Sundays. Most open houses run from 12 to 4. Best advice is to drive around and look for signs. There are lots of very good, expereinced agents working in that area. Just be careful of a few sharks wading in waters.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

George
There really is no good source as most open houses are not advertised. I live and work in the area so I know the routine pretty well. Saturdays have less open houses than Sundays. Most open houses run from 12 to 4. Best advice is to drive around and look for signs. There are lots of very good, expereinced agents working in that area. Just be careful of a few sharks wading in waters.

sdr

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AN
I’m surprised it didnt sell. Maybe there is something wrong with it that I didnt see. If not, its the market being weaker than I would have guessed. Regarding the price reduction, that is right on schedule. Its pretty standard for a good agent to push for a price reduction after either 21 or 30 days on the market.

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AN
I’m surprised it didnt sell. Maybe there is something wrong with it that I didnt see. If not, its the market being weaker than I would have guessed. Regarding the price reduction, that is right on schedule. Its pretty standard for a good agent to push for a price reduction after either 21 or 30 days on the market.

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AN
I’m surprised it didnt sell. Maybe there is something wrong with it that I didnt see. If not, its the market being weaker than I would have guessed. Regarding the price reduction, that is right on schedule. Its pretty standard for a good agent to push for a price reduction after either 21 or 30 days on the market.

[sdrealtor]

AN
I’m surprised it didnt sell. Maybe there is something wrong with it that I didnt see. If not, its the market being weaker than I would have guessed. Regarding the price reduction, that is right on schedule. Its pretty standard for a good agent to push for a price reduction after either 21 or 30 days on the market.

[sdrealtor]

AN
I’m surprised it didnt sell. Maybe there is something wrong with it that I didnt see. If not, its the market being weaker than I would have guessed. Regarding the price reduction, that is right on schedule. Its pretty standard for a good agent to push for a price reduction after either 21 or 30 days on the market.

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FYI, I suspect Braircrest comes with higher HOA and Mello Roos fees.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, I suspect Braircrest comes with higher HOA and Mello Roos fees.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, I suspect Braircrest comes with higher HOA and Mello Roos fees.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, I suspect Braircrest comes with higher HOA and Mello Roos fees.

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