Anonymous
10/06/2011 14:04
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
How can a house be called a bungalow with 6 bedrooms and 5,000 sf? Isn't a bungalow supposed to be a small cottage?
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:48
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
Anonymous wrote:Well, the D.C. tax assessment was almost $2.2M.
Tax assessments in DC aren't an especially good indicator of market value.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:47
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
Anonymous wrote:I think it's tacky, and I wouldn't pay that much to live in Chevy Chase, personally.
That's good, because the house is in Cleveland Park.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:43
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
There is someone that will buy that house. I wish I could afford to buy it myself! That is truly a house with character. Actually, I would move back into the city if I could have that type of house with that type of land!
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:41
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
I think it's tacky, and I wouldn't pay that much to live in Chevy Chase, personally.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:26
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
And where are you writing us from today, OP? Fairfax Station maybe? Your post kinda suggests you don't know a whole lot about the Cleveland Park Historic District.
Sometimes when I'm bored I go on Manhattan chat rooms and tell everyone they're delusional that they -think- they're gonna get One. Million. Dollars. for a studio apartment in the Village, OMFG can you believe the idiocy?!?!? A studio apartment should cost $125,000 in Silver Spring, Md.!!!!!
No I don't really do that. You should also probably stick to what you know.
Sometimes when I'm bored I go on Manhattan chat rooms and tell everyone they're delusional that they -think- they're gonna get One. Million. Dollars. for a studio apartment in the Village, OMFG can you believe the idiocy?!?!? A studio apartment should cost $125,000 in Silver Spring, Md.!!!!!
No I don't really do that. You should also probably stick to what you know.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:21
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
land assessment alone is $1.3M
Anonymous
10/06/2011 13:20
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
for that price I would at least expect a nice kitchen.
My guess is the amount of land.
My guess is the amount of land.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 12:11
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
Well, the D.C. tax assessment was almost $2.2M.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 12:08
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
A true a&c bungalow is also unique in CP. The kitchen is pretty pathetic, though. I'd $1.8m.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 12:08
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
It does have over 5,000 square feet and 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths. The size must be deceiving from the outside. Kitchen needs to be updated though.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 12:03
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:http://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/3615-Macomb-St-NW-20016/home/9973599
Really? Are people in DC so delusional?
I'm curious - how much do you think it will sell for?
$1.5m.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 12:01
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
Anonymous wrote:http://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/3615-Macomb-St-NW-20016/home/9973599
Really? Are people in DC so delusional?
I'm curious - how much do you think it will sell for?
Anonymous
10/06/2011 11:54
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
It's almost a 1/2 acre on Macomb.
Anonymous
10/06/2011 11:52
Subject: How can someone justify this sale price?
http://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/3615-Macomb-St-NW-20016/home/9973599
Really? Are people in DC so delusional?
Really? Are people in DC so delusional?