b grade position but lots of interest, must have been 15% over reserve and more than you would have seen 12 months ago. I have lived 100m from here in a place I was renoing so know the area well.
That people on the fringe (ie, reliant on mortgage) are reluctant to commit to anything with all the financial/employment uncertainty - or - you've done a really nice reno and they're looking for ideas.
Hubby and I go to the occasional open for either reno ideas or to see what you get for your money - with no intention to buy. I rarely buy from an open as if I want it I put in my offer beforehand.
Just got off the phone to the Heart foundation looking for collectors for our
street and got talking to the the phone operator who is a licensed real estate
agent, she has had to take up a week job as a call centre operator and only
works the weekends in real estate.
This property sold in 2008 for $577k. I was interested back then but was a bit above what I could afford at the time.
Now listed at $719k, although it was originally listed at $749k. In fact the photos they are using are the exact same ones in 2008. Can they do that? But I am assuming they have not updated it.
One of the best streets in Seddon, would be interesting to see ultimate selling price. A mid 6 purchase price would be great value imo for this as a PPOR
b grade position but lots of interest, must have been 15% over reserve and more than you would have seen 12 months ago. I have lived 100m from here in a place I was renoing so know the area well.
i have been looking to buy in this market for 12+ months, prices have certaintly not come down as i had expected/hoped, very little comes on the market that i would consider buying and when something decent comes on it has many buyers competing for it.
units that were $550k in mentone, parkdale, highett etc 12 months ago are now mid $400's so different markets very close to each other are at very different stages in cycle