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Anonymous wrote:The laundry in the kitchen is one of the weirdest things I’ve ever seen in home listings.

This is common In Europe

So is warm beer, hairy armpits in women, and showering once a week.

European here.

In the house I grew up in the laundry was in the kitchen but it is becoming less common.

Oh, and I take a shower once a week whether I need it or not.

You are my kind of people. LOL

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The laundry in the kitchen is one of the weirdest things I’ve ever seen in home listings.

This is common In Europe

So is warm beer, hairy armpits in women, and showering once a week.

European here.

In the house I grew up in the laundry was in the kitchen but it is becoming less common.

Oh, and I take a shower once a week whether I need it or not.

Yellen just announced today that people should expect interest rate hikes.

Warren Buffett is sounding the alarm over inflation.

Many CEOs have reiterated inflation concerns during this earnings season.

It all means interest rates are going to rise, no one believes Powell, and assets are going to get crushed across the board as everything that's massively overvalued is about to get corrected because the gravy train is ending now with inflation getting out of control.

Anonymous wrote:It's a big lot and close to Amazon HQ that's why.

+1

Teardown

it would be 2 million if it was in Arlington

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Anonymous wrote:Yale and Cambridge are huge traffic bottlenecks there. I wouldnt want to live on Dartmouth, not in that house and not at that price

Those streets are in College Park, not Clover. There is no through traffic near that house on Dartmouth because the original developer built a house that cuts off Dartmouth from Taylor Run. There is a small opening referred to as the rabbit hole that people use to walk to Angel Park.

True but it will be a headache to even get in and out of there. For some people NBD but for me for that price it would be. I live close by so that's how I know.

Tear Down

Dont forget the almost 100% BRICKED back yard.

Anonymous wrote:Yale and Cambridge are huge traffic bottlenecks there. I wouldnt want to live on Dartmouth, not in that house and not at that price

Those streets are in College Park, not Clover. There is no through traffic near that house on Dartmouth because the original developer built a house that cuts off Dartmouth from Taylor Run. There is a small opening referred to as the rabbit hole that people use to walk to Angel Park.

Yale and Cambridge are huge traffic bottlenecks there. I wouldnt want to live on Dartmouth, not in that house and not at that price

That neighborhood is college park of Alexandria. It has become a major cut through route for people trying to get to Duke Street, especially to get to the Telegraph exit off of Duke by Witter. Cars zoom through that section between Janneys and Duke in the neighborhood, probably directed by Waze and other traffic apps. Yale in particular is a huge headache.

I am shocked that house could command that price. There are some remodels around there that are big and nice that could command that price, but not that house and not with the insane traffic there, especially in afternoon rush hour.

I predict 30 days on the market and a sale price of 900k.

Yikes, it is making me feel like we actually got a very good deal on our Alexandria house. I am now going to watch to see if this sells, it really can't, can it?

Anonymous wrote:Yikes I have to agree with the OP. Ridiculously overpriced.

That’s a nice neighborhood. A smaller house on Skyhill (a cut through street) at the top of a hill just sold for $1,220,000
One on Vassar Pl sold for $1.5 M and one in Vassar Rd sold for 1.7 M

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The laundry in the kitchen is one of the weirdest things I’ve ever seen in home listings.

This is common In Europe

So is warm beer, hairy armpits in women, and showering once a week.