House Hunting Adventures!
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House prices are going nuts here in the Portland, Oregon area as well. (Maybe fueled by people moving out of Portlandistan and into the 'burbs lol).
Our house was built in 2004 and cost $272,000.
Probably was worth over $400,000 by 2008 when it all crashed.
Back down to $260-270k then.
Slowly crept up. It wasn't until about a year ago that a similar house in our 59-home development sold for over $400k, finally breaking that barrier.
Then a few months after that one sold for over $450k.
Our house is 2540 square feet, 4 bedroom 3 bath two-story with a living room, family room, bonus room (with closet), and a den. Lot size just 51 x 110 feet. Two-car garage.
I was guessing our house was finally safely back to $425k or more.
Then a few weeks ago I learned that one of the smallest house plans in the neighborhood (maybe 2200 sq. ft) just sold for $530k.
Holy smokes. I wish I was retired and we were ready to sell and move.
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Updates: Looks like we are closing around April 13th. Our in-person visit and inspection went well. The sellers are pretty easy as they accepted nearly all of our inspection finding requests, and even are leaving a few items that are a PITA to move, like some patio furniture and a massive gun safe (5' tall). #jolly
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Updates: Looks like we are closing around April 13th. Our in-person visit and inspection went well. The sellers are pretty easy as they accepted nearly all of our inspection finding requests, and even are leaving a few items that are a PITA to move, like some patio furniture and a massive gun safe (5' tall). #jolly
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Updates: Looks like we are closing around April 13th. Our in-person visit and inspection went well. The sellers are pretty easy as they accepted nearly all of our inspection finding requests, and even are leaving a few items that are a PITA to move, like some patio furniture and a massive gun safe (5' tall). #jolly
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@mik said in House Hunting Adventures!:
TNCR is like having 100 moms and dads.
And one unruly reprobate dogpoop-burning hooligan. Not mentioning any
miksnames.@catseye3 said in House Hunting Adventures!:
@mik said in House Hunting Adventures!:
TNCR is like having 100 moms and dads.
And one unruly reprobate dogpoop-burning hooligan. Not mentioning any
miksnames.
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Updates: Looks like we are closing around April 13th. Our in-person visit and inspection went well. The sellers are pretty easy as they accepted nearly all of our inspection finding requests, and even are leaving a few items that are a PITA to move, like some patio furniture and a massive gun safe (5' tall). #jolly
@89th That is awesome!!
Lots of good memories to be made in the future!!!
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@george-k said in House Hunting Adventures!:
Interesting read. Any particular points you saw of note?
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@george-k said in House Hunting Adventures!:
@89th when to you move?
We will probably move mid June. Our youngest (5 months) just got one of those head band/helmet things to fix a flat spot so we want to wait until he doesn’t look like R2D2 before we move.
We are listing our current home this coming Friday, 4/23.
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@george-k said in House Hunting Adventures!:
@89th when to you move?
We will probably move mid June. Our youngest (5 months) just got one of those head band/helmet things to fix a flat spot so we want to wait until he doesn’t look like R2D2 before we move.
We are listing our current home this coming Friday, 4/23.
@89th said in House Hunting Adventures!:
We will probably move mid June. Our youngest (5 months) just got one of those head band/helmet things to fix a flat spot so we want to wait until he doesn’t look like R2D2 before we move.
I feel like that thing is very highly prescribed now.
One of my kids had it - a few friends of ours had it.
Not sure how much it actually does, TBH (since heads to round out naturally).
But it did help her avoid a few knocks on the noggin'
