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These threads tend to get dominated by the cherry picked listings that are probably out of the norm for that "zomg look at how much or how little $XYZ gets you in my area" effect.
Here are what I would say is "most typical" for what you'd see in that price range in Raleigh some of the various areas/lifestyles.
Typical Downtown Condo:
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Typical "Inside the Beltline" Bungalow (needs some updating; a "magazine-worthy" updated version of this house would easily be in the $600k range; it's only going to be fixer-uppers in this price range in that area): Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical "midtown" 70s ranch in similar "update status" as the ITB house linked above: Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical 90's larger suburban home in N. Raleigh assigned to "top rated" schools that has been nicely updated:Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical newer-build in fast-growing yet not-as-trendy East Raleigh:Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
These threads tend to get dominated by the cherry picked listings that are probably out of the norm for that "zomg look at how much or how little $XYZ gets you in my area" effect.
Here are what I would say is "most typical" for what you'd see in that price range in Raleigh some of the various areas/lifestyles.
Typical Downtown Condo:
Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical "Inside the Beltline" Bungalow (needs some updating; a "magazine-worthy" updated version of this house would easily be in the $600k range; it's only going to be fixer-uppers in this price range in that area): Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical "midtown" 70s ranch in similar "update status" as the ITB house linked above:Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical 90's larger suburban home in N. Raleigh assigned to "top rated" schools that has been nicely updated: Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
Typical newer-build in fast-growing yet not-as-trendy East Raleigh: Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site
True for the most part but no cherry picking from me. My first post was for a pretty desirable suburb in Houston, though the schools aren't great. Go a couple miles down and they're fabulous.
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