Nice looking 4-bdrm / 2-bthrm / 3192-sqft for $1,090,000.
https://www.redfin.com/CO/Boulder/4877-10th-St-80304/home/35320894
Nice looking 4-bdrm / 2-bthrm / 3192-sqft for $1,090,000.
https://www.redfin.com/CO/Boulder/4877-10th-St-80304/home/35320894
It's because that house is near a rocky trail and far from anything cool. I guess it's about 0.5 mi from Upslope's original taproom. You could probably bike to a handful of restaurants and bars.
It is warm-up distance to Centennial Middle School's infamous track. Otherwise, it's a cul-de-sac suburban neighborhood right behind a warehouse district and the homeless shelter. The strip club that was up there closed down and was razed to put up condos, so you don't even have that.
Looks like a cheesy new overpriced construction.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/4877-10th-St-Boulder,-CO-80304_rb/13252641_zpid/
What difference does it make if it's an extra 5-10 minutes from the central area of town?
Salida is the new Boulder wrote:
Looks like a cheesy new overpriced construction.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/4877-10th-St-Boulder,-CO-80304_rb/13252641_zpid/
Counting on getting to bidding contest so original list price is merely a suggestion. With 500+ homes burned in fire, those people who were originally out of the housing market are now in with insurance checks in hand.
Boulder Bougie Boyz wrote:
It's because that house is near a rocky trail and far from anything cool. I guess it's about 0.5 mi from Upslope's original taproom. You could probably bike to a handful of restaurants and bars.
It is warm-up distance to Centennial Middle School's infamous track. Otherwise, it's a cul-de-sac suburban neighborhood right behind a warehouse district and the homeless shelter. The strip club that was up there closed down and was razed to put up condos, so you don't even have that.
Great location if you're a cyclist, though. 5 mile warmup and you start your 17 mile climb, or head up Lee Hill Rd to start the climb right away. Also, that's a gravel trail, not rocky except for a short section.
Simply put, it's stupidly overpriced like the rest of Boulder. Amazing how much people will pay thru hype. One day, sooner than later, they will collapse bigtime. Wait for it;)
Salida is the new Boulder wrote:
Looks like a cheesy new overpriced construction.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/4877-10th-St-Boulder,-CO-80304_rb/13252641_zpid/
Yes, overpriced indeed.
chgray wrote:
Counting on getting to bidding contest so original list price is merely a suggestion. With 500+ homes burned in fire, those people who were originally out of the housing market are now in with insurance checks in hand.
And even prior to the fire the housing market is so seller-friendly that most homes are going within a few days, and 10-15% over the asking price if not a full bidding war. As you said, the glut of those left homeless by the fire (991 houses and businesses) have left things even crazier.
jamin wrote:
Nice looking 4-bdrm / 2-bthrm / 3192-sqft for $1,090,000.
https://www.redfin.com/CO/Boulder/4877-10th-St-80304/home/35320894
Btw, is this some goal of yours to live there? You are too old to be setting PR's of any substantial amount in any distances, You should find out the secret of life soon before it's too late. Your life, your call.
Glad to see Jamin coming out strong for a massive investment in public housing to help drive down the astronomical price of housing in the US. Just need clarity on whether Jamin supports funding public housing through a billionaires tax or the repeal of the Trump tax break or both.
Have you made an offer on it yet? Glad to hear you are getting out of Seattle. It is a toxic place for you. Texas or Florida would be best for you, but Colorado might be an improvement. Colorado Springs might be better than Boulder for you, though.
Jamin if you are thinking of moving to Boulder, just don't
You have a nice community where you can be an anonymous lonely boy, sitting in bars alone and observing the world comfortably. Why throw that all away and move to a place where people not only recognize you but actually know how fckn weird you are?
Salida is the new Boulder wrote:
Looks like a cheesy new overpriced construction.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/4877-10th-St-Boulder,-CO-80304_rb/13252641_zpid/
I'm impressed if that's a new build. Those trees are huge, I've never seen a new construction done between mature trees.
How is Boulder any different than Seattle? It's really the same people: liberals with money, status seekers and flexors, pretentious trend followers, and the local religion is environmentalism and social justice. The housing is very overpriced and Boulder is an "It!" town that shows no signs of slowing down. You will need a least a year to adapt to altitude and you will be even less a factor in local races given the number of CU grads, talented sub elites, and elites that call the place home.
As another poster stated, you would be moving to a new city but still eating and drinking alone in a sea of attractive, ambitious, and accomplished people seeking the same. What do you gain? I would think that Colorado Springs, Boise, or Salt Lake is more suited to you for western locales. Nashville, Charlotte, or Jacksonville seems more you if you want to move east.
Salida is the new Boulder wrote:
Looks like a cheesy new overpriced construction.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/4877-10th-St-Boulder,-CO-80304_rb/13252641_zpid/
Probably the main factor. Might fail inspection.
OFOOS wrote:
Boulder Bougie Boyz wrote:
It's because that house is near a rocky trail and far from anything cool. I guess it's about 0.5 mi from Upslope's original taproom. You could probably bike to a handful of restaurants and bars.
It is warm-up distance to Centennial Middle School's infamous track. Otherwise, it's a cul-de-sac suburban neighborhood right behind a warehouse district and the homeless shelter. The strip club that was up there closed down and was razed to put up condos, so you don't even have that.
Great location if you're a cyclist, though. 5 mile warmup and you start your 17 mile climb, or head up Lee Hill Rd to start the climb right away. Also, that's a gravel trail, not rocky except for a short section.
Rocky going north, gravel to the south across Lee Hill Rd.
Thanks for the listing.
Gonna offer way over that price and spend some of the year there. It’s a good price by our CA standards. We will pay all cash too and not change our license plates 🖕
Thanks for the info ladies. We need a nearby middle school. Enjoy being poor. You ladies are welcome to rent out my desert home in the summer. Only charge you $500 per day, but there’s trails nearby.
Have trust fund, will travel? Even just 15 miles away, that house would be around half that price. But you knew the three first rules of real estate, right?
Lol, almost everyone misread jamin's thread title.