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This is one of the most—if not the most—valuable townhouses we’ve seen fall into the foreclosure hole in this market cycle. The four-story, two-family house has a lien of $990,000 on it and, depending on the condition of the interiors are in, would fetch over $1,500,000 on the open market. Kinda makes you wonder why the owner doesn’t just sell it quickly at a small discount, pay off the lien and keep the difference.
136Underhill Avenue [PropertyShark ] GMAP
Photo by Christopher Bride for Property Shark


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  1. yes 2:58 i’m surprised 1:35 didn’t call the m “colored and Spanish” although he did capitalize Spanish….he gets one star on his collar today from the English teaher but otherwise has to sit in the corner with the dunce cap on

  2. Fjorder, do you know how to use property shark and ACRIS? Tulia makes it pretty easy. Try it.

    If you paid more because you got caught up in the boom in the last 2 years, relax. As long as you can afford it and you like your home, it’s not a problem. But if you think everyone buying at that time or now paid so much you are mistaken. Just because your broker pointed out the high watermark comps doesn’t mean there weren’t and aren’t more reasonably priced places.

  3. “609 Carlton Avenue btwn St.Marks and Prospect Place–just closed for 2 million. I know because a good friend of mine just bought it.”

    Your friends got ripped off. That place was horrible. Gutted with no detail left and on one of the cross blocks so it didnt even have the extra deep lots that are the only reason to buy in PH.

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