Two Seaside homes closed yesterday, each at over $1,000 per sq ft. One sold at $3.3 Million, listed at $3.5 Million, and the other sold at $1.75 Million, listed at $1.795 Million.
Two Seaside homes closed yesterday, each at over $1,000 per sq ft. One sold at $3.3 Million, listed at $3.5 Million, and the other sold at $1.75 Million, listed at $1.795 Million.
"Two Seaside homes closed yesterday, each at over $1,000 per sq ft."
Yes - but what was the floor plan, architectural design, finishes .. did it have granite, a carriage house, a claw tub and on and on and on? Without that information, we cannot possibly know if the poor functionality, age and general state of disrepair of the house caused such a high price per square foot to be paid by the buyer. Or we could just assume that over $1,000.00 a foot is the going rate in Seaside and has been for some time - just like the going rate in Watercolor is generally $500.00 to $800.00 dollars a foot. Hence, Sable Point asking $385,000.00 for a 1/5 fraction of a 4000 foot Watercolor house. I know, I'm a simpleton.
"we cannot possibly know if the poor functionality, age and general state of disrepair of the house caused such a high price per square foot to be paid by the buyer.
"Hence, Sable Point asking $385,000.00 for a 1/5 fraction of a 4000 foot Watercolor house. I know, I'm a simpleton.
"The one selling at $3.3 Million --> Built 1994, 2680 sf, 4bd/4.5 bath"
1200 a square foot. 16 homes sold in Seaside since 1/1/06 and the average price per square foot ..... drum roll please .... 1200 a square foot. Funny how that works out. Other than location, the rest of that list is pretty much a matter of personal taste. It might help you sell before the other 150 listings but when the rubber hits the road, you'll still only get what the market dictates (i.e. about the average price per square foot for the area). So back to my original question, how much per square will jimmyp pay for a Watercolor house?