What your range of your hometown Housing price rate?

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What your range of your hometown housing price rate?

Fill us Name town and state or country.
What year did you purchased your house and settled new home?
How many population in your homearea ?



My hometown housing range: from 50k to 200k
I bought a house cost 155k from July 2006
and settled new home sept 28th 2006.
My boringhometown: ST Thomas, Ontario. Canada
Population: 33 000
 
GalaxyAngel said:
What your range of your hometown housing price rate?

Fill us Name town and state or country.
What year did you purchased your house and settled new home?
How many population in your homearea ?



My hometown housing range: from 50k to 200k
I bought a house cost 155k from July 2006
and settled new home sept 28th 2006.
My boringhometown: ST Thomas, Ontario. Canada
Population: 33 000
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I would kill to find a house here for 155K!!!

My hometown housing range from $150k (the shitholes) to $700K (luxury homes) A decent home is usually around $450K to $500K
Have a goal to buy a house in 2008 *crossing fingers*
My hometown: Severn, MD
Population: 35,076
 
Doesn't hometown mean the city where you born, grew up or currently still live there? I don't live in my hometown anymore, I left my hometown decades ago. I live in a different city right now. Are you asking people that you wanted to know how much home costs in their hometowns that they used to live in or still live there?
 
sequoias said:
Doesn't hometown mean the city where you born, grew up or currently still live there? I don't live in my hometown anymore, I left my hometown decades ago. I live in a different city right now. Are you asking people that you wanted to know how much home costs in their hometowns that they used to live in or still live there?
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Doesn't matter... Asking everyone range of their homes cost... simple.. I wasn't refer about where you born from hometown.. OK.
To get know and get idea what their hometown and states.
Thank you.
 
Okay thanks, Galaxyangel for clarifying.

Here in Seattle, WA

The house prices range from $200,000 to more than $1 million
The condo prices range from $100,000 to more than $1 million

The good homes usually range between $400,000 to $600,000. (That's my estimate)

The median home values are around $380,000 and rising.

The population is 578,000 as of 2006.
 
I don't know about the population in the Madison County in North Alabama

houses range from 40,000 to 700,000 *my guess*
the 40,000 are mostly old houses in or around the projects.
700,000 would be around the hospital districts.

what I'm looking for is around 100,000 to 180,000 for a nice new country home. that can include 5 acres of land.. most are in 1 acre or less.


we saw a house that had 5 acres of land, with stable barn, huge detached garage, 4 bedrooms 2 baths and attached garage for 150,000. that was the cheapest i could find with a great deal! but someone already bought it. go figure.
 
Salt Lake City, UT

Average housing cost: $239,650
Property Tax: .015288%
Average property tax: $3663

Range of housing prices:
Mobile home starting at $14,500
Condo/Townhouse starting at $50,000
Old house with 1 bedroom starting at $75,000
Two br house starting at about $145,000
Four br house starting at about $159,000
Recently constructed 4 br house about $250,000
Recently constructed 4 br house in a very nice area such as mountainside, $400k to $500k
A condo in the mountain ski town, $700K
A house in the mountain ski town, $1.5 million or more
 
What your range of your hometown housing price rate?
Single Family Homes
The estimated purchase price for a
newly built home with 2,400 square
feet (223 square meters) of living
space is $291,295.
This new home typically has three
to four bedrooms and two full baths.

(the first figure is the median selling price, the second figure is the average selling price)

Berkeley County $162,900 $207,200
Dorchester County $172,080 $191,112
Charleston County $267,450 $437,144
East of Cooper River $279,900 $343,773
Kiawah & Seabrook Islands $469,500 $629,951
North Charleston $123,000 $122,977
Peninsula Charleston (above Crosstown Expway) $255,000 $301,377
Peninsula Charleston (below Crosstown Expway) $510,550 $730,740
West Islands $204,900 $279,732
West of the Ashley River $189,000 $214,209
Wild Dunes $772,000 $874,393
Total Charleston Region $187,995 $278,461

Cheapest houses (less than 1,000 sq.ft., bad neighborhoods) are about $75,000, and the most expensive houses (large houses in historical downtown Charleston, or on the beaches) are several million dollars. I found at least 28 houses listed for sale now in the $4-10 million dollar range.

Fill us Name town and state or country.
Lowcountry of South Carolina (that includes Charleston, Dorchester, and Berkeley counties; the whole area "blends" together).

What year did you purchased your house and settled new home?
We bought our house in 1990. It cost $112,000. Now it's worth about $195,000. It's 2,189 sq.ft., two-story, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, attached 2-car garage (to give you an idea of what you get for the money).

How many population in your homearea ?
The region, which covers nearly 3,200 square miles (8,200 square
kilometers), has a population of more than 583,000.
 
in my area, about 180k to up. Huge houses cost about 300k to up. Luxary houses cost about 700k to million dollars.

Under 170k, there will have townhouse or condo to own and ugly old houses.
 
Average cost of houses: $400k to $500k. The house boom just went bust now cuz no one can afford those prices anymore. So the prices are slowly coming down now.

Hometown: San Diego, CA

Population: about 2 million souls catching sun rays to get a nice tan. :P
 
ghsh1996 said:
in my area, about 180k to up. Huge houses cost about 300k to up. Luxary houses cost about 700k to million dollars.

Under 170k, there will have townhouse or condo to own and ugly old houses.
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U know what? I was taking my son out for a walk today and I went through the neighborhood since I am new here having moved to this area a few months ago. Anyways, there were a couple of "For Sale" signs on some pretty townhouses with brochures. I grabbed a few and my jaw went :jaw: at the prices of those townhouses. They werent luxury townhouses, just regular 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom townhouses around 1300 square feet. The average price of all 3 was around $350K. Damn....and to add on top of that, this area is not a fancy area.

Overpriced houses :rl:

I would grab any townhouse in a decent neighborhood if it was selling for 170K!!!! :pissed:
 
sillycat said:
Average cost of houses: $400k to $500k. The house boom just went bust now cuz no one can afford those prices anymore. So the prices are slowly coming down now.

Hometown: San Diego, CA

Population: about 2 million souls catching sun rays to get a nice tan. :P
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The average cost for houses in San Diego is $400K to $500K?? Is that for single family homes?? I thought the costs were higher than that? Guess MD is the same as San Deigo now. Geeee

Growing up, I always dreamed of living in SD. I love it there.
 
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