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Nope! One is 425K the rest are about 325k on average some 280s some 340-360k

Most homes are about 300-330K one house in a very desirable area is 425

Absolutely! Send an email to info@johncondlin.com I'll respond easier there or text 774-571-9206

Thank you very much! Its a great area for sure. Love the WA Greenway!

This is very market dependent. In 2008, everyone around the country was affected by ARMs, if in your area the homes aren't selling, prices will come down 3,5-8% and they will sell and just sort of cap off. Unforunately, we won't see much market correction unless we have massive layoffs around the country or rates drop low enough that people with 3,4% rates feel comfortable enough to sell, and neither seem probable. What seems more probable is the market just stays stagnant with slow increases or subtle decreases and it finds its new level.

I think I would too, at least convert 3/4 of it and leave 1/4 as storage up front if needed.

Its square footage would put it above $500,000 for sure!

@@johnchsrealtor should do the quail dr house video. If you can!!!

@@leviwolffe8172 I'd love to! Is someone flipping it right now?? Which address

@@johnchsrealtor 1078. The one you made the video walk through for. Melissa and Scott have the contract. But Scott and I did the work in it

@@leviwolffe8172 If the homeowner would let me in I could!

Me neither!! I will be providing updates as the flip progresses!

What data is showing right now that a 20% correction is occurring? Are the prices high? Sure, but so are the rates. Nobody is selling right now with 7% interest rates, so the inventory remains low. Sellers are selling around 95-99% of asking depending on the area and price point. We will need to see rates in the mid to low 5's to open up enough inventory that prices may ease, but will they ease 20% probable not.

Dont get me wrong or take it personally I'm sure you are good in what you are doing. So I will give you good reasons backed by facts as a token of my respect for your profession.@@johnchsrealtor I. High Market Prices: In many regions, the housing market is currently experiencing a significant surge in prices. This is due to several factors including low interest rates, limited supply, and high demand, particularly in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic where many people are seeking more space or a change in their living situation. According to the National Association of Realtors, the median price for a home in the U.S. rose 23.4% from July 2020 to July 2021, reaching a record high of $359,900. II. Competitive Market: The housing market is currently very competitive, with multiple offers being made on homes, often above the asking price. This can lead to a bidding war, which can push the price of a home even higher. III Low Inventory: The supply of homes for sale is currently low, which has contributed to the increase in prices. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the inventory of homes for sale in the U.S. was down 28.2% year-over-year in July 2021. IV Rising Interest Rates: While interest rates are currently low, they are expected to rise in the future. This could increase the cost of a mortgage and make it more difficult to afford a home.

also i wanna say we dont have to agree in the end but a little debate here and there is healthy for the mind and soul. we can always agree to disagree@@johnchsrealtor

It's downtown in Allway Street!

Such a great house!!

Thank you! It's a great house! My clients are so deserving of it.

That is a great idea! Thank you! Have you been to May Forest yet?