And the house I linked to was scooped up in 10 days...
My house in San Francisco would be $650k+ depending on the neighboorhood (closer to beach is less costly, in Noe Valley it would be $700K.
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And the house I linked to was scooped up in 10 days...
My house in San Francisco would be $650k+ depending on the neighboorhood (closer to beach is less costly, in Noe Valley it would be $700K.
Wow, that is a lot of money for that house. In Rochester, that would buy an actual mansion!
I think about that every time you post a house, Sophia. Prices here are utterly unreasonable.
Ugh, yeah. We are VERY lucky that Bob's condo association allows renters and that he has two friends who are very responsible who needed a place to rent. My co-worker and her husband own a Chicago condo that's been on the market for like 5 years and their association doesn't allow renters so it's a total money sink.
Ugh is right. I've been wishing I could move for a couple of years now but it just isn't even a possibility. I would love to go back to renting.
My new space is at least not in a thoroughfare and maybe it will help me concentrate better if I feel constricted about hopping all over the internet and what not. (trying to have a good attitude!)
You are good at finding the bright side!
Our new neighbors moved here from Berkeley. They bought a very pricey house, for Athens GA, but I bet it seemed like an incredible deal to them. (It's a lovely ca. 1850 3-br cottage, very nicely renovated, and I think they paid $450K.)
Is the pay higher in areas with higher real estate prices? Becuase that house, while cute, is fairly modest, and the mortgage is more than I even make in a month.
Yes salaries are much higher here, in general. Unless you work for McGraw Hill!
Hey! I resemble that remark!
I haven't looked since, but, before the crash, SF had the highest median housing prices in the country ($750K), next in line was San Jose ($650K), and then LA and NY were both about $550K. To compare to income, median income in SF at the time was 72K, while NY was in the mid-50s. So there does seem to be some correlation.
Well soon (I HOPE) there will be no resemblance for remarks because you won't be working there!
lisa I love your kitchen! Especially the countertops.
Thanks, askye! It's 3 years old now and I still love it! The countertops and cabinets are just Ikea.
The countertops and cabinets are just Ikea.
Oh that's good to know! Have they worn well? They're gorgeous.