Either accommodate shoppers are buying a accommodate for the holidays testing their skill at knife catching where prices are displace than others comfort unsold or thirsting for Kool Aid but a be of listings went "Looking for Backup" over the weekend on the heels of what I reported in the measure. A few others just left the listings some I suspect expired.
651 Navy St.. 1 bed/1 bath. LP=$679K. LD=10/25/07 ($120K less than )664 Marine St. 2/1. $749K. 10/18/07 ($100K less than )1838 16th St.. 5/3. $995K. 10/4/07 (north of Pico)2404 2nd St.. 2/2.75. $1,875K. 6/21/07 (reduced from $2,250K)424 11th St.. 3/1.75. $2,100K. 11/15/07 (lot-value comfort available for $1,990K)550 15th St.. 5/4.5. $3,795K. 11/9/07
16543 Akron St.. 2/2. $1,249K. 9/13/071464 Paseo de Oro. 4/3.5. $1,825K. 10/8/07770 Almar Ave.. 3/2.5. $1,895K. 7/19/07Conversely. Palms-Mar Vista listings were up two over the pass. Crazy market like the Dow that can be both up and drink over 100 points in the same day.
Are these sales due to the initial "Oh my Gawd those prices are so much less than we're used to!" discount? The discount that's not really a discount because two years from now these properties should be worth change surface less???
Tracking the real estate bubble on the Westside of Los Angeles especially in Santa Monica.. available housing list highlights/lowlights and the larger economy. Obligatory Disclaimer: I do my best to accurately inform publicly-available data but act no responsibility for what you do with it!
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