Rare is the high-end property around here that sells for the initial asking price. The question is: how far does the number have to drop before someone bites? Here are the week’s top reductions….
Back on the market after a six-week break, a sexy staging, and a substantial reduction—2084 Alisos Drive (↓$345K to $4.15M) is ready to be snapped up. / Open Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
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340 E. Los Olivos Street (↓$254K to $2.995M) also had a respite, a professional zhooshing-up, and a price-chop. The 1911 house looks fantastic—love the gleaming woodwork, the wide porch, and the deck with a view of a bunya-bunya tree. The big question is to what degree the location (cater-corner from the Mission) affects the livability.
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The 1920 house at 120 Chapala Street (↓$51K to $2.4M), between West Beach and the train station, has been reduced repeatedly since it first came on the market for $2.8 million in May of 2018. The triangular shape could pose design challenges, and the very blue kitchen and the bathrooms want updating, but the location is highly walkable….
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421 Montgomery Street (↓$100K to $2.095M) is a trio of cottages two blocks from the Mission; the single-bedroom ones are rented, but the two-bedroom one could be yours. / Open Saturday, 2-4 p.m., and Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
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