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Ok, I'm sure other places are bad, but I'll put California into perspective. Our home is 2800sq/ft 41yrs old and we bought it 1yr and a 1/2 ago. We paid $480K for it in a pretty decent area. My sister bought a 5yr old house that is 2300sq/ft in a good area and paid $590K for it. I believe the last I saw the exact floor plan of my house selling for $750K in under a year. Ridiculous in my opnion. You can't even touch a new 3000sq/ft home for under $1mil right now in a good neighborhood. I'm astonished to see that my friends even sold their 3 bedroom 1300sq/ft CONDO for over $500K. A CONDO for crying out loud. Oh well such is the order of supply and demand!
Ha who wants to live with us anyhow, the land of the earthquakes and power outages!
Ha who wants to live with us anyhow, the land of the earthquakes and power outages!
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Originally Posted by Britishbloke
Try living in Chicago or the Northern Chicago burbs. A decent size (2400 sq. ft) newer construction home with 2 car garage..about $350,000
a slightly larger newer constrcution (approx 3400 sq ft.) with 3 car garage $450,000
a nicer neighboorhood (North Shore) same size house $800,000+.
My wife & I paid $211,000 for our home 8 years ago..we're in a decent area, by my reckoning our house is running at approx $450,000 in today's market.
a slightly larger newer constrcution (approx 3400 sq ft.) with 3 car garage $450,000
a nicer neighboorhood (North Shore) same size house $800,000+.
My wife & I paid $211,000 for our home 8 years ago..we're in a decent area, by my reckoning our house is running at approx $450,000 in today's market.
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Speaking of house prices. In the last 8-10 years house prices have doubled in my area (Reno, NV). I'm in the process of buying a new 2000 square foot home w/ a 2 car garage for the bargain price of $380k. Resale homes of the same size range as what I am buying are approaching nearly $500k in some neighborhoods.
Oh well, at least we don't have S.F. Bay Area or Southern California prices....yet.
Oh well, at least we don't have S.F. Bay Area or Southern California prices....yet.
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