Speaking of bloated prices, there's a house for sale in our development for $325K. In 2016, it sold for $127,500 -- and now it's for sale at more than twice its sale price -- from seven years ago??? Looks like the same kitchen, very ordinary landscaping, no separate on-property storage (Florida, no basements, single floor homes). Two words: Good luck.
Speaking of bloated prices, there's a house for sale in our development for $325K. In 2016, it sold for $127,500 -- and now it's for sale at more than twice its sale price -- from seven years ago??? Looks like the same kitchen, very ordinary landscaping, no separate on-property storage (Florida, no basements, single floor homes). Two words: Good luck.
I bought a new home 3 years ago. It almost immediately doubled in value. Probably the best location in Reno. It is holding its value because the Bay Area is emptying out and moving to Reno, supply and demand. Everything is upside down.
Speaking of bloated prices, there's a house for sale in our development for $325K. In 2016, it sold for $127,500 -- and now it's for sale at more than twice its sale price -- from seven years ago??? Looks like the same kitchen, very ordinary landscaping, no separate on-property storage (Florida, no basements, single floor homes). Two words: Good luck.
I bought a new home 3 years ago. It almost immediately doubled in value. Probably the best location in Reno. It is holding its value because the Bay Area is emptying out and moving to Reno, supply and demand. Everything is upside down.