Buh Bye Ghett-to - pics of the new house!

[Hmmm2]

Originally Posted by Mooncricket

now thatssssss aaaaa lllllllliiiiiittttlllllleeeeeeeee bit of a ssssssssssttttttrrrrretttttccchhhhhhhh aint it?

I wish, Moon. Real estate in S. California is astronomical. We have a home like Devilsfan in our area ( I don't know how many rooms hers has) that just went for 9.9 mil. A small 2 bed/2 bath, small ranch-type home in our area goes for anywheres between $2.8 to $3 mil. Most homes in this area, though go between $3 mil up to $14 mil... with a few even higher. Cost of living is high out here.

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by Hmmm3

I wish, Moon. Real estate in S. California is astronomical. We have a home like Devilsfan in our area ( I don't know how many rooms hers has) that just went for 9.9 mil. A small 2 bed/2 bath, small ranch-type home in our area goes for anywheres between $2.8 to $3 mil. Most homes in this area, though go between $3 mil up to $14 mil... with a few even higher. Cost of living is high out here.

ouch...............

[ROX]

Nice house, Stacy! Can't wait to see that one decorated!

[SnakeH2]

That market is real friendly in that area. Looks like the house is about 4,500sqft. Probably in the $660,000-$690,000 range.

Hill country is nice. Good to be in Texas..

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by SnakeH2

That market is real friendly in that area. Looks like the house is about 4,500sqft. Probably in the $660,000-$690,000 range.

4500sqft for $660k? You couldn't get that on a toxic waste site here.

[SnakeH2]

Nuts isn't it. I have a big problem trying to transfer employees out of the Texas/Houston market. They are used to what they have, and have no idea how good they have it, until they see other markets.

[devilsfan]

Dang, Snake - you are GOOD.

4500 SF by appraisal - they include the decks and garage, so the living space is actually 4200 SF. Selling price was $666,500 - we got them to knock off $30K. That's why we're staying here, even though we could have moved anywhere in the country. The cost of living is CHEAP.

My brother and a few friends are out in California (Napa valley). The area is gorgeous, but I can't justify the housing market. It'll collapse someday, and a lot of people are going to be out a lot of money.

Ides of March is no big deal. We actually got our last house on April 1, so "odd" holidays seem to be our good luck charm in real estate!

Stacy