

If this grand beauty is $225K, then what could a buyer find in, say, Portland for this price? Well, nothing like a giant Victorian mansion and more like this:

A modest fixer in a not-so great neighborhood. For $225K in San Francisco you could buy a studio apartment in foreclosure. Or, that same amount could put you in this cute bungalow in central Austin:

Or a 10,000 square foot home/auditorium in Detroit. Yes, an auditorium where you could literally live on stage.

I'd almost move to Iowa, but love SF too much! It is something though...sigh. Thanks for the post!
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ReplyDeleteAnyway... love the comparisons! The first house is almost enough to leave the coast for. :)