Anonymous
04/30/2024 19:42
Subject: Re:2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They'll take 2.1mm and laugh all the way to the bank!
LOL they won't get 2.1. Maybe 1.8.
You can't get anything for $1.8 anymore.
Check the recently sold homes on Zillow using the price filters. You can get homes for 1.8M and less. Even in north Arlington.
Exactly, you can get some thing very nice for under 2m, or in this case 1.8mish in the N Arlington area. Not sure how out of touch that poster is
Anonymous
04/30/2024 19:08
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow that is truly an awful house, ugly exterior, builder grade interior, tiny lot and backyard. No way is this crappy flip (I hope) getting 2.5m, you can do soooo much better for that amount of money) or even for $2m/slightly under 2 in that general area)
It doesn't look like a flip to me. Looks like a new build, though an ugly one.
It says in the listing it's Reno.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 19:07
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Clarendon area has been hot for decades. You can walk everywhere from there including to the Metro and restaurants. Location, location, location!
Yeah but you can't just throw up a piece of garbage and ask for 2.5M. To start, this is an undersized lot, even for that area. The outdoor space is even more paltry than the photos, guaranteed. The basement appears to be LVP and the kitchen and bathrooms are a mess. The first floor family room or main living area looks very awkward from the photos, but it's not staged, so it's hard to tell. Which brings me to my last point, why didnt they stage it?
There's a lot to complain about, but LVP in the basement is the right choice. You don't put real wood below grade.
It’s LVP in the entire house. No garage or even carport. Cheap tiles.
Is it really!!!! Why doesn't it all match then? Since it's a reno I presume they had to put all of the LVP in bc that's a more recent floor product.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 16:13
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Clarendon area has been hot for decades. You can walk everywhere from there including to the Metro and restaurants. Location, location, location!
Yeah but you can't just throw up a piece of garbage and ask for 2.5M. To start, this is an undersized lot, even for that area. The outdoor space is even more paltry than the photos, guaranteed. The basement appears to be LVP and the kitchen and bathrooms are a mess. The first floor family room or main living area looks very awkward from the photos, but it's not staged, so it's hard to tell. Which brings me to my last point, why didnt they stage it?
There's a lot to complain about, but LVP in the basement is the right choice. You don't put real wood below grade.
It’s LVP in the entire house. No garage or even carport. Cheap tiles.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 16:03
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Wow that is truly an awful house, ugly exterior, builder grade interior, tiny lot and backyard. No way is this crappy flip (I hope) getting 2.5m, you can do soooo much better for that amount of money) or even for $2m/slightly under 2 in that general area)
It doesn't look like a flip to me. Looks like a new build, though an ugly one.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 12:00
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Clarendon area has been hot for decades. You can walk everywhere from there including to the Metro and restaurants. Location, location, location!
Yeah but you can't just throw up a piece of garbage and ask for 2.5M. To start, this is an undersized lot, even for that area. The outdoor space is even more paltry than the photos, guaranteed. The basement appears to be LVP and the kitchen and bathrooms are a mess. The first floor family room or main living area looks very awkward from the photos, but it's not staged, so it's hard to tell. Which brings me to my last point, why didnt they stage it?
There's a lot to complain about, but LVP in the basement is the right choice. You don't put real wood below grade.
In a luxury home the right choice is tile in the basement. Just my opinion. But since this house is awful LVP works here.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 11:52
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Clarendon area has been hot for decades. You can walk everywhere from there including to the Metro and restaurants. Location, location, location!
Yeah but you can't just throw up a piece of garbage and ask for 2.5M. To start, this is an undersized lot, even for that area. The outdoor space is even more paltry than the photos, guaranteed. The basement appears to be LVP and the kitchen and bathrooms are a mess. The first floor family room or main living area looks very awkward from the photos, but it's not staged, so it's hard to tell. Which brings me to my last point, why didnt they stage it?
There's a lot to complain about, but LVP in the basement is the right choice. You don't put real wood below grade.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 11:31
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Wow that is truly an awful house, ugly exterior, builder grade interior, tiny lot and backyard. No way is this crappy flip (I hope) getting 2.5m, you can do soooo much better for that amount of money) or even for $2m/slightly under 2 in that general area)
Anonymous
04/30/2024 10:21
Subject: Re:2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They'll take 2.1mm and laugh all the way to the bank!
LOL they won't get 2.1. Maybe 1.8.
You can't get anything for $1.8 anymore.
Check the recently sold homes on Zillow using the price filters. You can get homes for 1.8M and less. Even in north Arlington.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 09:17
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
That is really terrible. What are the schools?
Anonymous
04/30/2024 09:03
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry to report, but nice, new construction in Arlington is now $3-$4m. This is pretty much what I expected. It's on a quiet street, and while ugly, has a rental apartment in the basement for income. It's not exactly Clarendon, but you can walk quickly enough.
The counter in the primary bath looks like a mistake. They need to fix that.
I don't think that it will sell for too much less than the ask.
I am not sure what new construction has to do with it. It's a renovation, and a bad one. If you look at the photos there are even mismatched hardwood floors (one of the staircases inexplicably has a light floor stain). I don't think they can get over 2 but I would love to be wrong. I will def follow up on this one and I hope you are right!!!
Anonymous
04/30/2024 09:02
Subject: Re:2.5 for this in Arlington?
We all deserve better than to look at this house on an evening stroll.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 08:59
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Like everyone else, I wasn’t expecting it to be this awful. This house won’t age well at all. From the outside, it looks like a cheap apartment building.
Inside, it looks quickly thrown together. That fireplace setup is awful. Nobody wants a sink and cooktop in the island. Bleh. I guess for the location that’s why it’s $2.5 and not $3+, but yuck.
Inside, it looks quickly thrown together. That fireplace setup is awful. Nobody wants a sink and cooktop in the island. Bleh. I guess for the location that’s why it’s $2.5 and not $3+, but yuck.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 08:57
Subject: 2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If I'm paying $2.5 million for an ugly-ass, poorly designed flip on a tiny lot in Arlington, it better be closer than a 20-minute walk to the Metro.
Oh wait, sorry, it's only 8 minutes to Clarendon. The house is still butt.
You were actually closer the first time. It's nearly a mile, so 20 minutes is about right. Not that special of a location.
Anonymous
04/30/2024 08:55
Subject: Re:2.5 for this in Arlington?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They'll take 2.1mm and laugh all the way to the bank!
LOL they won't get 2.1. Maybe 1.8.
You can't get anything for $1.8 anymore.