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2 new homes each reduced $100k

Kurt avatar
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Nice homes and well built off of 393 south, near 30-A.

http://www.summerridgehomes.com/pricing.html

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OldtimerBeach Lover
#2
Does that mean they were over priced? DUH!!!??? :bang: :bang:
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PirateBeach Fanatic
#3
Those aren't beach houses, they're half way to the 331 bridge.
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#4
Those aren't beach houses, they're half way to the 331 bridge.

Who said they were beach houses? :idontno:

They are about 1.5 miles north of 30A. :roll:
TinyTrailerTandemDogTrotBeach Comber
#5
@#$%, I thought they were reduced to $100k!!! :idontno:
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#6
Does that mean they were over priced? DUH!!!??? :bang: :bang:

They sold at a brisk pace for a couple of years and were considered a good value. I couldn't say whether they were overpriced yesterday, last month, or a year ago, but they were selling steadily for a few years. I have seen the product firsthand and can attest to the quality and good location.

I thought maybe $100,000 reduction was worth attention and a possibly a good value for someone, but that would be up to the buyer to determine.

*** Does anyone think flaming or sarcasm has a place in threads about individual properties for sale? Or is it like spraypainting "you suck" on someone's for sale sign? ***
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#7
@#$%, I thought they were reduced to $100k!!! :idontno:

2 new homes each reduced $100k :idontno:
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Lisa RubyBeach Fanatic
#8
The three other resale homes in the subdivision range from 895,000 to 1,500,000. The math on the developer's deal works for me :clap_1:
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ChickpeaBeach Fanatic
#9
They sold at a brisk pace for a couple of years and were considered a good value. I couldn't say whether they were overpriced yesterday, last month, or a year ago, but they were selling steadily for a few years. I have seen the product firsthand and can attest to the quality and good location.

I thought maybe $100,000 reduction was worth attention and a possibly a good value for someone, but that would be up to the buyer to determine.

*** Does anyone think flaming or sarcasm has a place in threads about individual properties for sale? Or is it like spraypainting "you suck" on someone's for sale sign? ***

FWIW - Kurt is absolutely right - we looked at these homes in Summer Ridge in the past and found that they were very well built and well finished at a time when many many developers were building poorly and selling at fast as they could.
spinDrAtlBeach Fanatic
#10
*** Does anyone think flaming or sarcasm has a place in threads about individual properties for sale? Or is it like spraypainting "you suck" on someone's for sale sign? ***

On an informational thread like this, no.

If it was a thread where someone was obviously pumping up a properties, using used car sales weasel statements, probably.
joehomes4meBeach Comber
#11
If an adveritized 100k price drop is a joke, then I believe comments are free game. 100k off of an already inflated price is a joke.
In a falling market, price below projected next 2 price falls and sell before market goes lower.

I have seen "distressed", "panic", and other terms, to find out the sellers are simply using a marketing scam to get one to look at the property or properties in some cases.

Fair game I say.
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#12
On an informational thread like this, no.

If it was a thread where someone was obviously pumping up a properties, using used car sales weasel statements, probably.

Understood, but we're not seing any of that on here are we? Except I think there was one poster trying to sell some wetlands and was pummeled hard with facts, not sarcasm.

I have no interest in the homes we're talking about other than hosting the website and doing photography quite awhile ago. They asked me to change the prices on the site and I thought it was worth posting here for general interest. They did not ask me to do it.
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#13
If an adveritized 100k price drop is a joke, then I believe comments are free game. 100k off of an already inflated price is a joke.
In a falling market, price below projected next 2 price falls and sell before market goes lower.

I have seen "distressed", "panic", and other terms, to find out the sellers are simply using a marketing scam to get one to look at the property or properties in some cases.

Fair game I say.

Do you see a joke? Was the old price inflated? Do you know when the last home sold in that subdivision and at what price?

How do you project 2 price falls? Are prices going lower? Did anyone use the terms distressed or panic in this thread?
Paula avatar
PaulaBeach Fanatic
#14
I'm not buying any more places, but I think it would be helpful for me to have people post opportunities on this board if I was looking. Even though I'm not buying at this point (I already have my slice of heaven in SoWal), I sometimes read this thread to learn about the different communities. I, too, get turned off by the sarcasm though, especially when I'm trying to get useful information (which is typically what I'm looking for).

And who knows, one of these days I may have a friend or colleague looking for a place.
Gypsea avatar
GypseaBeach Fanatic
#15
Kurt, thanks for sharing! I think the houses look great. If I were interested in purchasing another house right now then I would definitely take a look. I enjoyed your virtual tours as always. Thanks again for letting us know when they are opportunities we might be interested in. You're the best!
joehomes4meBeach Comber
#16
If you will CAREFULLY reread my post, I stated some have used panic distressed, et al, as marketing gimic terms.
In terms of price and historical references ... in falling markets, such as we have in the areas denoted, prices last year are marginally considered. One has to take a longer and more enlightened investor view. Also, without an emotional one.

In closing, if a poster determines a 100k price drop is a joke, choosing whichever method he wishes to highlight this view, then I support his freedom to state such opinion.

Have a nice day.


Do you see a joke? Was the old price inflated? Do you know when the last home sold in that subdivision and at what price?

How do you project 2 price falls? Are prices going lower? Did anyone use the terms distressed or panic in this thread?
spinDrAtlBeach Fanatic
#17
Understood, but we're not seing any of that on here are we? Except I think there was one poster trying to sell some wetlands and was pummeled hard with facts, not sarcasm.

I have no interest in the homes we're talking about other than hosting the website and doing photography quite awhile ago. They asked me to change the prices on the site and I thought it was worth posting here for general interest. They did not ask me to do it.

True, I am basically agreeing that posts like these should not be flamed.

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