5 Denver homes that sold way under list price last week: Oct. 18 edition
Last week, 42.5 percent of the people who bought a home paid less than its asking price. The differences ranged from $300 less to a full $275,000 under.
The exterior of 1255 Xanthia Street. (Courtesy of Redfin)
Fall temperatures may be eluding us for the moment here in Denver, but the seasonal slowdown sure seems to have arrived.
Most people who bought a house in Denver last week paid less than asking price, not more.
Last week, 42.5 percent of the people who bought a home less more than its asking price. The differences ranged from $300 less to a full $275,000 under list price.
Here are the top five underbids of the last week.
9315 East Center Avenue, #10A, sold for $15,000 under list price
The exterior of 9315 East Center Avenue, #10A. (Courtesy of Redfin)
- 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, 1,200 square feet
- Sold for $210,000, 6.7 percent under asking price
750 Eudora Street, #754, sold for $50,000 under list price
The exterior of 750 Eudora Street, #754. (Courtesy of Redfin)
- 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2,036 square feet
- Sold for $600,000, 7.7 percent under asking price
175 South Forest Street, sold for $275,000 under list price
The exterior of 175 South Forest Street. (Courtesy of Redfin)
- 6 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 7,714 square feet
- Sold for $2,120,000, 11.5 percent under asking price
1255 Xanthia Street, sold for $32,000 under list price
The exterior of 1255 Xanthia Street. (Courtesy of Redfin)
- 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, 691 square feet
- Sold for $227,000, 12.4 percent under asking price
6330 Montview Boulevard, sold for $275,000 under list price
The exterior of 6330 Montview Boulevard. (Courtesy of Redfin)
- 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 5,024 square feet
- Sold for $1,250,000, 18.0 percent under asking price
Data courtesy of Usaj Realty.
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