Before anyone takes me seriously, let me first just say that the headline above was meant to be a joke. Once you see the “hot” short-sale and foreclosure deals in the Brickell condo buildings below, you’ll know what I mean. Goes to show that just because a condo is listed as a short-sale or foreclosure doesn’t mean that it is priced well.
The Club at Brickell Bay
- Unit 1409 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $800,000
- Unit 2709 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $759,000
- Unit 3318 - 1 bedroom/1.5 bath - $665,000
- Unit 2305 - 1 bedroom/1 bath - $630,000
- Unit 4017 - 1 bedroom/1 bath - $595,000
- Unit 3919 - 1 bedroom/1 bath - $559,000
- Unit 2823 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $549,000
- Unit 2309 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $545,900
- Unit 2304 - 1 bedroom/1 bath - $500,000
Vue at Brickell
- Unit 1903 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $790,000
- Unit 1004 - 2 bedroom/2 bath - $570,000
- Unit 1209 - 1 bedroom/1 bath - $490,475
I’m not sure why listings like the ones above even make it into the MLS. It’s a complete waste of time in my eyes.
4 responses so far ↓
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Alex - Portland Real Estate
/Dec 23, 2007 at 6:56 pm
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I’m not sure how good of a deal this is. But in my area the condo market is in the hole, especially the downtown high end stuff. This is a good time to grab a deal up here to.
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cyrus
/Dec 23, 2007 at 10:39 pm
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Lucas, i agree 1000%…really not sure what these people are thinking/hoping when they list like this.
other than time (and maybe a good slap in the face), what do you think will finally make sellers realize that 2004 is over?
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JM
/Dec 24, 2007 at 7:32 pm
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Ho, ho, ho!
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Alejandro Diaz
/Dec 25, 2007 at 10:11 am
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I keep seeing people holding their apartments for a year and now they started increasing the prices, what are they thinking I have no idea, maybe they think if they start asking more for their apartments psychologically buyers will think its worth more
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