usctrojancpa
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$840k to be exact.gwailo168 said:A 2400sq ft house like Water Lilly closed for 800k? That sounds pretty appealing.
PM me next time, haha
$840k to be exact.gwailo168 said:A 2400sq ft house like Water Lilly closed for 800k? That sounds pretty appealing.
PM me next time, haha
obirvine said:How about this?
www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/105-Towngate-92620/home/17471242
Property Type: Residential, Condominium
Attached, 2+ Common Walls
No road noise at all. The area sells for a slightly lower price per SF because of the high Mello Roos and the HOA being a bit high too.gwailo168 said:That place was nice! How was the road noise? Pretty good deal considering the price homes in irvine are asking these days. One day off the market and close to asking too! Good job
I guess they actually want to sell it instead of waste everyone's time.quattroporte said:obirvine said:How about this?
www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/105-Towngate-92620/home/17471242
Property Type: Residential, Condominium
Attached, 2+ Common Walls
Asking price went from $700,000 to $615,000 in 4 days. Decrease of $75,000 in 4 days? Whatever they were smoking probably worn out....
USCTrojanCPA said:I guess they actually want to sell it instead of waste everyone's time.quattroporte said:obirvine said:How about this?
www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/105-Towngate-92620/home/17471242
Property Type: Residential, Condominium
Attached, 2+ Common Walls
Asking price went from $700,000 to $615,000 in 4 days. Decrease of $75,000 in 4 days? Whatever they were smoking probably worn out....
LiefinIrvine said:USCTrojanCPA said:I guess they actually want to sell it instead of waste everyone's time.quattroporte said:obirvine said:How about this?
www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/105-Towngate-92620/home/17471242
Property Type: Residential, Condominium
Attached, 2+ Common Walls
Asking price went from $700,000 to $615,000 in 4 days. Decrease of $75,000 in 4 days? Whatever they were smoking probably worn out....
Look at this, 498$/sqft , Not asking, Sold Already.........................
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/110-Chantilly-92620/home/7210103
You can rent the same damn condo for about $1000/mo less a month (assuming you only put down 20% to buy it).BunkMoreland said:You can rent a nice IAC apt with similar sq ft for $1000/mo less. Makes no sense.
USCTrojanCPA said:Wow, a 3-level condo going for almost $400/sf. Nothing shocks me anymore.woodburyowner said:woodburyowner said:http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/87-Long-Mdw-92620/unit-82/home/7211023
$598k for a Lombard Court Plan D. Looks like seller tried to unload his property in the past with WTF prices, but was unsuccessful (lucky for him!).
Just went pending! Seller is getting some peak pricing for his property.
woodburyowner said:USCTrojanCPA said:Wow, a 3-level condo going for almost $400/sf. Nothing shocks me anymore.woodburyowner said:woodburyowner said:http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/87-Long-Mdw-92620/unit-82/home/7211023
$598k for a Lombard Court Plan D. Looks like seller tried to unload his property in the past with WTF prices, but was unsuccessful (lucky for him!).
Just went pending! Seller is getting some peak pricing for his property.
Prepared to be shocked even more.. closed at $625k! $25k over asking!!
Trust me, nothing shocks me today. I have buyers putting over list price offers in with no appraisal contingency with 30-50%+ down and they can't get a home. Attached condo prices are heading towards $400/sf while detached homes are heading towards $500/sf.woodburyowner said:USCTrojanCPA said:Wow, a 3-level condo going for almost $400/sf. Nothing shocks me anymore.woodburyowner said:woodburyowner said:http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/87-Long-Mdw-92620/unit-82/home/7211023
$598k for a Lombard Court Plan D. Looks like seller tried to unload his property in the past with WTF prices, but was unsuccessful (lucky for him!).
Just went pending! Seller is getting some peak pricing for his property.
Prepared to be shocked even more.. closed at $625k! $25k over asking!!
USCTrojanCPA said:Trust me, nothing shocks me today. I have buyers putting over list price offers in with no appraisal contingency with 30-50%+ down and they can't get a home. Attached condo prices are heading towards $400/sf while detached homes are heading towards $500/sf.woodburyowner said:USCTrojanCPA said:Wow, a 3-level condo going for almost $400/sf. Nothing shocks me anymore.woodburyowner said:woodburyowner said:http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/87-Long-Mdw-92620/unit-82/home/7211023
$598k for a Lombard Court Plan D. Looks like seller tried to unload his property in the past with WTF prices, but was unsuccessful (lucky for him!).
Just went pending! Seller is getting some peak pricing for his property.
Prepared to be shocked even more.. closed at $625k! $25k over asking!!
H O M E R said:A lot of buyers are putting like what Martin said 30-50% down.. That should keep their heads afloat even if the market heads south.
obirvine said:LiefinIrvine said:USCTrojanCPA said:I guess they actually want to sell it instead of waste everyone's time.quattroporte said:obirvine said:How about this?
www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/105-Towngate-92620/home/17471242
Property Type: Residential, Condominium
Attached, 2+ Common Walls
Asking price went from $700,000 to $615,000 in 4 days. Decrease of $75,000 in 4 days? Whatever they were smoking probably worn out....
Look at this, 498$/sqft , Not asking, Sold Already.........................
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/110-Chantilly-92620/home/7210103
This is detached, and when the house is small (like this one at 1145 Sq. FT) $/Sqft looks higher.
qwerty said:H O M E R said:A lot of buyers are putting like what Martin said 30-50% down.. That should keep their heads afloat even if the market heads south.
It may keep them a float but that doesn't mean they won't have to take a loss on their initial investment if they decide, or have to sell.