NOTABLE SALE: 2365 Grape Avenue | $1.24M
Why Is It Notable?
Wow. We anticipated an intense buyer frenzy when we wrote about this property a couple of weeks ago, but demand was much higher than expected.
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It's a basic, mid-century ranch with a small addition on the front. This style of home is the ideal platform for a second story pop and renovation project, for which we are now seeing valuations in the high 2's. This property is south-facing, which is what buyers want for natural light and also maximizes passive and active solar. Almost certainly, this sale sets a new benchmark. It sold for $1.24M, $287,000 over the asking price, cash.
Our writeup from when it first hit the market:
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