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Originally Posted by fountain4play
(Post 2379823)
I couldn't agree more, it's a nice area with easy access but $800K, who are they kidding unless they come with 200' of lake front which it looks like the big dog is only for 110'.
It's not Porto Chima with a golf course and marina or anything close, they'll be lucky to get $175K for them IMHO.... |
Originally Posted by fountain4play
(Post 2379823)
It's not Porto Chima with a golf course and marina or anything close, they'll be lucky to get $175K for them IMHO.... Yes it's rough water but location location location. I don't think they'll get $800K (might be wrong) out of them but based on the topography, the location both by land and water, probably city services they are more desirable than Porta Cima. Just look at the other house that have gone up along the 15-30 MM. Heck what are the 4 Seasons lots selling for on the other side of the channel? and there are no services on that side of the lake at all. |
Originally Posted by Von Bongo
(Post 2379875)
They'd sell in less than a day at $175K.
Yes it's rough water but location location location. I don't think they'll get $800K (might be wrong) out of them but based on the topography, the location both by land and water, probably city services they are more desirable than Porta Cima. Just look at the other house that have gone up along the 15-30 MM. Heck what are the 4 Seasons lots selling for on the other side of the channel? and there are no services on that side of the lake at all. Another thing is in todays market they will have to come down to what point it's anyones guess. I know the lake thinks that the recent housing slump and prices dropping like rocks won't affect them here but I believe it will just the same... It might take longer for some of the effects to reach middle America and the Lake Area but you have to look at where the money was coming from, it's from the big cities and with the tightening of the financing it will change things. |
i wouldnt be surprised if the bigger lots get 4 or 5k a water foot.... that would put the 140' lot at 600k/... not too far off, and add on top of that fact that some people want to live on that side and not villages/porta cima... ya never know.
that one lot is .66 of an acre... i bet somebody will step up and pick the good ones out. |
I don't disagree, I don't see $800 either, just like I don't see 20% appreciation each year like in the past but I'd bet they'd sell em pretty fast in the $3000-$3500 a foot range without much trouble with the buildings gone even in todays market.
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Can only help the value of my Condos next door. LOL
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 2379455)
Give them a chance to see what they can do. Shooter's was nothing to write home about.
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Originally Posted by terry summers
(Post 2379699)
The land at Shooters actually just came on the market today--there are 12 lakefront lots averaging about $800,000.00 each and 12 second tier lots averaging about $400,000.00 each--Planning and Zoning shot the condo's down numerous times:
http://lakeozarksmls.com/loo/maildoc/a005ho3945.html |
Originally Posted by fountain4play
(Post 2379823)
I couldn't agree more, it's a nice area with easy access but $800K, who are they kidding unless they come with 200' of lake front which it looks like the big dog is only for 110'.
It's not Porto Chima with a golf course and marina or anything close, they'll be lucky to get $175K for them IMHO.... |
Originally Posted by Sean H
(Post 2379904)
i wouldnt be surprised if the bigger lots get 4 or 5k a water foot.... that would put the 140' lot at 600k/... not too far off, and add on top of that fact that some people want to live on that side and not villages/porta cima... ya never know.
that one lot is .66 of an acre... i bet somebody will step up and pick the good ones out. |
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