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The homes in the Indian Hills neighborhood are currently priced from $559,900 for a 4 bedroom + loft bank-owned REO, up to $729,000 for the same model, not owned by a bank. They each have a 3 car garage, and are in fairly good locations. The bank-owned home, not surprisingly, needs some work, but ...
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Lake Forest II homes are not immune to the conditions of the real estate market. So far this year, 35 (1% of the total HOA) bank owned (REO) properties have been offered for sale in Lake Forest II. Today, we have 6 homes available in the active status, 8 in escrow, 1 on hold, and 20 that ...
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It looks like the first closing in the Oaks neighborhood this year will be a bank-owned home. It is one of the 4 bedroom single story homes that came on the market on August 22, priced at $474,900, and went in to escrow on September 15. Since it was on the market more than ...
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The homes in Lake Forest Keys are a lot less expensive this year than last! A short sale was just posted as closed today at $725,000 for a home that had sold almost exactly a year ago for $1,250,000! That is definitely not good news for the comps in the neighborhood. It was the first ...
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Forest Creek had 2 more closings at the end of August, bringing this year's total up to 11. One of those sellers moved due to a job transfer, and the other one is retiring out-of-state. Both listings sold quickly.
In a "normal" year, we would expect around 16 to 18 of the homes in the ...
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