nice.

Who knows what anything is “worth” these days when it comes to real estate.

I wonder about these row house condo conversions. This seems like a pretty high quality job. But I know that the developers are really only concerned with selling the units for top $, since they have no obligation for maintenance and repairs once the units are sold. The developer has no incentive to spend extra money on plumbing, electrical and other unseen items, or to ensure that high quality contractors do that work.

We own a similar row house, and the need for expensive maintenance and repairs is nearly constant.

What is going to happen at these places 5 years from now when the bills come due, the condo assoc. reserves are low to nonexistent, and the two owners need to agree to pay for repairs, and come up with the money to do so? Sounds like a recipe for bad feelings.

500/sq foot is what condos in this location are going for, not 600/sq foot. So this is overpriced by about $100k.

I live near hear and remember when these were first renovated and sold. They were listed for somewhere in the 700s roughly 2-3 years ago (they have changed owners at least once I think). I’ve been inside and they are nice units but my wife and I were giggling when we left the open house at how expensive they were. I hope the people who are sellling now aren’t upside down.