Anonymous wrote:In 2000 that house sold for $354k.

In general, home prices in this region were flat most of the 90s until around 2005 when they tripled.

In 2000 that house sold for $354k.

Closed for $1.54M on July 28.

Anonymous wrote:Do families with young kids live in this part of tkpk? It seems like prices have become so astronomical in the historical district, I wonder if families with young kids can still afford to live there.

Yes many...

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Anonymous wrote:I think that price is good. Don't think it will go over because of the interest rates. But it's just what you want if you're buying in Takoma Park.

It will definitely go over ask, considerably.

Another example of a DCUM poster who is a complete moron. !4 offers, 9 preinspections. Went over 1.5 and lost.

Bids were due today on this house and I hear it received more than a dozen and went for at least 1.5.

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Anonymous wrote:That house is a vomit color. The paint is hideous.🤮

Why is Maryland so cheap? I’ve never lived in Maryland, but you plop that house into falls church and it’s would be double the price. Puke and all.

Sigh. Median home prices are higher in Maryland than Virginia.

I know but gems like this show that MD is such a better value too.

Seems like it will be escalated, some or a lot is the question.

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Anonymous wrote:That house is a vomit color. The paint is hideous.🤮

Why is Maryland so cheap? I’ve never lived in Maryland, but you plop that house into falls church and it’s would be double the price. Puke and all.

Sigh. Median home prices are higher in Maryland than Virginia.

I know but gems like this show that MD is such a better value too.

Anonymous wrote:Do families with young kids live in this part of tkpk? It seems like prices have become so astronomical in the historical district, I wonder if families with young kids can still afford to live there.

Yes, there are a fair share of retirees who bought into the area several decades ago, when it was affordable. And people still working who have kids in college

But for the past 2-3 years, at the recent bi-annual neighborhood BBQs at the grass triangle at bottom of the hill this house is on, there have been lots, I mean lots, of young kids from infants to middle school. I know some of them, but there are many I don’t know. There’s a MoCo schools bus stop near this house, which will take your kid to Blair for HS or for a connection to one of the other downcounty programs. For Takoma ES and MS your kid will need to walk or carpool, but there are always two crossing guards at the intersection of Piney Branch and East West.

No, this isn't my house for sale.

Anonymous wrote:That house is a vomit color. The paint is hideous.🤮

Why is Maryland so cheap? I’ve never lived in Maryland, but you plop that house into falls church and it’s would be double the price. Puke and all.

Sigh. Median home prices are higher in Maryland than Virginia.