BMB Question

[30ashopper]

Did I miss the location, we aren't talking about Blue Mountain Beach proper?

 

[Bobby J]

I think those homes were purchased with the intent of a flip. You know the rest of the story...

 

[AAbsolute]

These are the Matt Savoie designs built by Davis and Dunn in the West Indies vernacular made popular by Rosemary Beach. I think they are mirror imaged one another. The gulf front units should be valued at 2.3 and the 2nd tier at 1.6 today.

Maybe.

 

[GoodWitch58]

That is correct.

My suggestion is that you find a Realtor to represent you if you are serious about buying.

 

[springfield4]

Thank you for everyone's input.

 

[Matt J]

It is called Lu Pine. The original homes were sold at a very reasonable rate even by today's standards. One of the houses actually sold for around $9 million during the "boom". The builder was Davis Dunn and the Architect was Savoie Architects.

 

[AAbsolute]

It is called Lu Pine. The original homes were sold at a very reasonable rate even by today's standards. One of the houses actually sold for around $9 million during the "boom". The builder was Davis Dunn and the Architect was Savoie Architects.

I you sure about that number? I saw NIX bought the whole property in 2005 for 2.5 which looks like all 4 lots. Are you saying that someone bought 1 house on 1 of those sub-divided lots for 9,000,000?

 

[Matt J]

I you sure about that number? I saw NIX bought the whole property in 2005 for 2.5 which looks like all 4 lots. Are you saying that someone bought 1 house on 1 of those sub-divided lots for 9,000,000?

Correction, one house was listed at $9million, no one ever bit at that price.

Oh and I can add that each house has approved areas for small swimming pools.