Anonymous
05/19/2022 17:51
Subject: Re:What a million now gets you near American University
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Van Ness is not a "very busy street". Some traffic, yes, but it's not "very busy".
It absolutely is a cut through street in the morning and evening.
And all weekend when baseball/neighbors are going to and from the park.
I love Turtle Park, and I think that it would be fun noises coming from the park. If you don't like the sound of children playing, then live elsewhere.
NP.?Children aren’t an issue. The cars going through and dropping off can be an issue.
Anonymous
05/19/2022 17:49
Subject: Re:What a million now gets you near American University
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Van Ness is not a "very busy street". Some traffic, yes, but it's not "very busy".
It absolutely is a cut through street in the morning and evening.
And all weekend when baseball/neighbors are going to and from the park.
I love Turtle Park, and I think that it would be fun noises coming from the park. If you don't like the sound of children playing, then live elsewhere.
Anonymous
05/19/2022 17:48
Subject: Re:What a million now gets you near American University
It's a shame to have put asphalt shingles on the roof, instead of slate.
Anonymous
05/15/2022 19:51
Subject: What a million now gets you near American University
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm not surprised at all that it went for 2.2M. AU Park is hot and deservedly so. Fabulous neighborhood! And this house is close to the new Wegmans / Fannie Mae redevelopment....huge bonus!
$192k underwater already on Redfin. Can’t wait to buy it in Foreclosure in 2025
Most houses that sold this spring in AU Park are $200K + different in Redfin estimate and sales price. Maybe their estimate tool is off.
Or maybe some other folks estimating tools are off? Time will tell!
Anonymous
05/15/2022 18:56
Subject: What a million now gets you near American University
It must be a joke. Only a serious curmudgeon would complain about the "noise from the park".