Congrats to him. In my part of the town there's no available houses, but if one would become available the prices would start from something around 750k euros.
3rd Quarter 2005
Median Home Price $710,700
Homes Sold 13,121
Median Days on Market* 29
Months' Supply of Homes*
Average Apartment Rent $1,471.82
Apartment Vacancy Rate 4.1%
2000 sq ft new build around $200k
old stone house that I prefer.. $150k plus $50k to pimp it..
Head up into the villages inland you can get houses for $30K in lost villages. I keep threatening my wife we're gonna move there now I can get a mobile broadband connection.
250$ - appartment here. But a good one in a good area.
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The houses on either side of my rental duplex both sold for well over $200K last year.
Property values here are going up up up, it's crazy. There seems to be more people looking than there are houses available. My brother just sold his house on the outskirts of the city for over 3 times his initial investment, on the first day he listed it.
The houses on either side of my rental duplex both sold for well over $200K last year.
Property values here are going up up up, it's crazy. There seems to be more people looking than there are houses available. My brother just sold his house on the outskirts of the city for over 3 times his initial investment, on the first day he listed it.
So true
but you can still get a house for under $80k if you don't mind living in the worse area of the city, core area north end etc.
I know there are some little 2 br houses in transcona for around $65K
My old small house sold for $52K just last month, 4 yrs ago it sold for $26K
of course these are old houses not new ones
Around here you can get something that really stands out from the rest for about $300K. Either with lots of land, or something that's really huge.
The typical house seems to go from $100,000 to $200,000. Of course, you have to drive about 40 minutes to get to any major city, and the prices there aren't cheap.
2000 sq ft new build around $200k
old stone house that I prefer.. $150k plus $50k to pimp it..
Head up into the villages inland you can get houses for $30K in lost villages. I keep threatening my wife we're gonna move there now I can get a mobile broadband connection.
Is Spain very 'adult friendly' and 'english friendly'? You guys have good weather.... been thinking about checking into it more.
What I'll be looking for later is in the outskirts of town,
pretty easy to get a really decent house for tops $100,000
out there. And ADSL+ is always a viable option
3rd Quarter 2005
Median Home Price $710,700
Homes Sold 13,121
Median Days on Market* 29
Months' Supply of Homes*
Average Apartment Rent $1,471.82
Apartment Vacancy Rate 4.1%
100-150k here will get you a decent average house. Newer homes in the 175-300k range. Not very many new homes though since the town is only 5000 people.
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$36,000 is the median around here, as far as I can tell from somewhat conflicting sources. According to one site, fewer than 30 homes at more than $250K even exist in this part of SE Kansas
I am just north of Seattle proper and you can find some houses in the upper $200k mark, but they are smaller and old. A newer house of decent size with no yard will bump you up to around the $400-500k price point.
In reality, it's from crappy $100k shacks to ~$250k family houses like mine to $500k-millions if you want something big and new... In other words, tis time to buy!
Yea, what a joke tho... a half a mil to live in Deer Park, Brentwood, CI or similar type area
Its pretty ridiculous, which why I see so many people renting on LI, which is even WORSE. An illegal basement apartment (small living room, very small bedroom, kitchen and 1 bathroom) is at least 1200$ + around here for the month.
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