Anonymous wrote:There are only 3 colors in the entire house including the floors, grey, white and brown. It's a no.
Anonymous wrote:Quite the price for a modest structure, albeit one with an up-to-the-minute, trendy-Wendy interior.
The mania for AU Park continues and some have said that it’s mostly about UMC groupthink. I largely agree AND have stated here that UMC groupthink, especially in DC, is a sign of very poor self-awareness in Democratic-aligned circles. And that poor self-awareness will express itself in poor electoral outcomes: watch!
Anonymous wrote:AU Park is a fabulous place to live. Love the neighborhood!
Anonymous wrote:We definitely have different ideas of gorgeous. Personally I wouldn't pay $2m to walk into that cramped foyer and throughout that bad layout, no matter how walkable it was.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty and functional.
Love the mud room.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Extremely overpriced.
That’s the going rate for a 5+ br in AU park. Whether you personally would pay that much to live there is a different question, but the market very much supports these prices.
It’s terrible bc the neighborhood stinks. Save and see if you can do better in Kent or Cleveland Park. Otherwise, prepare for your kids to be slaked by the depravity of AU Park.
OK, your opinion does not seem to be widely shared. Many people would really like to live in AU Park. Plus, it's closer than Cleveland Park to all of the amenities of Bethesda (athletic facilities, trails, shopping).
Bc people don’t want to save and aim higher. AU is the height of mediocrity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Extremely overpriced.
That’s the going rate for a 5+ br in AU park. Whether you personally would pay that much to live there is a different question, but the market very much supports these prices.
It’s terrible bc the neighborhood stinks. Save and see if you can do better in Kent or Cleveland Park. Otherwise, prepare for your kids to be slaked by the depravity of AU Park.
OK, your opinion does not seem to be widely shared. Many people would really like to live in AU Park. Plus, it's closer than Cleveland Park to all of the amenities of Bethesda (athletic facilities, trails, shopping).
Bc people don’t want to save and aim higher. AU is the height of mediocrity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Extremely overpriced.
That’s the going rate for a 5+ br in AU park. Whether you personally would pay that much to live there is a different question, but the market very much supports these prices.
It’s terrible bc the neighborhood stinks. Save and see if you can do better in Kent or Cleveland Park. Otherwise, prepare for your kids to be slaked by the depravity of AU Park.
OK, your opinion does not seem to be widely shared. Many people would really like to live in AU Park. Plus, it's closer than Cleveland Park to all of the amenities of Bethesda (athletic facilities, trails, shopping).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sold today for $2.05M, $250k over asking!
Haha. And of course this board was convinced that it was overpriced at $1.8m
Anonymous wrote:Sold today for $2.05M, $250k over asking!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Extremely overpriced.
That’s the going rate for a 5+ br in AU park. Whether you personally would pay that much to live there is a different question, but the market very much supports these prices.
It’s terrible bc the neighborhood stinks. Save and see if you can do better in Kent or Cleveland Park. Otherwise, prepare for your kids to be slaked by the depravity of AU Park.