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Is the market cooling off in your area? Still climbing a bit or are prices stabilizing?
My city (Jax) is not really declining price wise but the market is definitely a bit slower.
I have noticed that older homes are more often undergoing updating and renovations though.
 
Is the market cooling off in your area? Still climbing a bit or are prices stabilizing?
My city (Jax) is not really declining price wise but the market is definitely a bit slower.
I have noticed that older homes are more often undergoing updating and renovations though.
Demand in Cape Coral is still high, but people don't seem to be in a selling mood. We sold a rental property at our asking price last month; then bought another one for the same price a week later.
 
Prices remain fairly stable at $1000-$1500/sqft in my neighborhood, relative to the last 5 years or so
You live in a neighborhood where 3,000SF houses sell for $3 million to $4.5 million? And prices have been stable for 5 years or so? What city and neighborhood is that?
 
Is the market cooling off in your area? Still climbing a bit or are prices stabilizing?
My city (Jax) is not really declining price wise but the market is definitely a bit slower.
I have noticed that older homes are more often undergoing updating and renovations though.
Prices have gone up 11% over the last year, but houses are staying a bit longer on the market. The multi-million dollar estates on top of mountains/hills are the ones that are spending the most time on the market.
 
You live in a neighborhood where 3,000SF houses sell for $3 million to $4.5 million? And prices have been stable for 5 years or so? What city and neighborhood is that?
Almost none of the houses in my neighborhood are that big. Most are in the 1000-2000 square foot range, with a fair number of the older ones like mine being <1000. Last month, one of the larger ones (2500 square feet), which abuts my backyard, sold for 4.4 million. We live in coastal California about four miles from the water.
 
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Almost none of the houses in my neighborhood are that big. Most are in the 1000-2000 square foot range, with a fair number of the older ones like mine being <1000. Last month, one of the larger ones (2500 square feet), which abuts my backyard, sold for 4.4 million. We live in coastal California about four miles from the water.
I am always amazed at how expensive California real estate is..................2500 sq feet on a suburban lot for $4.4M????????

We have RE that expensive in my town, but they are 4-5,000 Sq feet on a couple hundred acres with an expansive mountain view.
 
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Almost none of the houses in my neighborhood are that big. Most are in the 1000-2000 square foot range, with a fair number of the older ones like mine being <1000. Last month, one of the larger ones (2500 square feet), which abuts my backyard, sold for 4.4 million. We live in coastal California about four miles from the water.
Incredible. Thanks for responding.
 
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I am always amazed at how expensive California real estate is..................2500 sq feet on a suburban lot for $4.4M????????

We have RE that expensive in my town, but they are 4-5,000 Sq feet on a couple hundred acres with an expansive mountain view.
We definitely have houses that size with nice views, but they cost well into the eight figures. I have never seen any properties with more than 10 acres, and anything with 5+ acres is $100 million+. I’m guessing some of the suburbs have 5-10 acres plots in the $10-20 million range, but I doubt there is any residential property in California with more than 100 acres. Oprah’s estate on the central coast is 70 acres, I believe.
 
The market at the beach is still doing well. Up where I am, houses going for $350k and under are selling. Above that is more of a struggle.
I get Zillow updates from Destin and that market is full of reductions in price. One of the challenges is the big increase in dues and the special assessments some condo owners have received this year.
 
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We definitely have houses that size with nice views, but they cost well into the eight figures. I have never seen any properties with more than 10 acres, and anything with 5+ acres is $100 million+. I’m guessing some of the suburbs have 5-10 acres plots in the $10-20 million range, but I doubt there is any residential property in California with more than 100 acres. Oprah’s estate on the central coast is 70 acres, I believe.
Our old house in Orange County with 1600 sf in a “desirable” neighborhood (Anaheim Hills) was on Zillow recently for $1.6M. California prices are astounding to those of us who live east of Cali, but we moved many times and lived all over the country. I’ve checked recently on our old houses and the prices everywhere have sharply increased.
 
San Francisco, proper, is the one bright spot here. Home prices have been dropping as the tech companies move out of the city center. I am starting to see nice, classic townhomes in the Sunset district for around $960/sqft.
 
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