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$1.17 million home? $50,000? Check out this week's home sales map
Our latest home sales map is ready for a peek. See it here. No need to grab a map to find Conservatory Court and Harmony Drive (homes on those streets recently sold.) We’ve done the work for you. The map is updated with homes that sold in Bakersfield April 21 to 27, color-coded by sales price. We regularly publish single-family home sale transactions that occurred between individuals. Since foreclosures, or bank-owned properties, now account for an increasing number of weekly sales, sales between banks and individuals are now being included. Check out what homes are going for with the information from First American Real Estate Solutions compiled by reporter Vanessa Gregory. Highlights for April 21 to 27: • 90 homes are new on this map. • Priciest? One sold for $1.17 million in the 93311 ZIP code. (It was 6,666 square feet.) • Cheapest? One sold for $50,000 in the 93307 ZIP code. (It was 624 square feet.) What do you think of the prices? Time to buy? Time to sell? — Christine Peterson 1 comments from 1 users
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posted by
jonvaughn
on Jun 10, 2008 at 08:19 AM
Anyone go to the auction last night besides me? There were homes going for cheap. I think atleast 10 properties sold for under $60k, and one in the northwest, on a 18k foot lot, sold for just a smidge over $200k. Not many people showed up, which was great for both investor and owner occupied alike.
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