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Lennar is building some 700 plus minus SF houses as a tiny home market is building for people who cannot afford more. I mean. Gee in the 40s and 50s 1,000 was considered large and a lot of shotgun houses were only 24' x 36'. I lived in one and it was plenty big for 2 people. Low utilities, simple life.
Over the weekend, we drove to Greenwich, CT as I heard the town was high end. There were these huge homes on large lots but I wasn't too impress. I see them a lot here in Bay Area.
It's buyer accepted at the lower price. But that has nothing to do with the difference between the other homes that may be similar in above grade GLA and the kitchen above grade. Which the op infers sell for more. In fact it seems that the subject is selling for less than other " non livable" homes in the area
Oh, thank you for this! I knew I was overthinking it, and completely blocked out the 6 days on market, multiple offers and selling for 20 grand over list! Jeez, sometimes you cant see the forest for the trees!
But is it the right answer.
I guess the sarcasm didn't come across....
Of course it did. I was just trolling for JG
I think J's answer is a good one. "If" a thorough search was conducted expanding the parameters of time and distance to decipher that the subject truly is an anomaly. Because if someone follows, and does find that elusive sale.... the cream will rise to the top.