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Thank you, my dear Zorro, for your very timely post. CaliforniaPeggy Yesterday #1
So glad you're out and about again! CoopersDad Yesterday #3
That's nuts 3catwoman3 Yesterday #2
Looks like a decent sized lot sdfernando Yesterday #4
Only 5600 sq ft. 1/8 acre. highplainsdem 22 hrs ago #8
Doubtful AZ8theist 22 hrs ago #9
Sold my house sdfernando 11 hrs ago #19
I am SO jealous!! AZ8theist 1 hr ago #20
That's obscene! Bumbles 22 hrs ago #5
That reminds me of a listing for a house in the SF Bay Area probably forty years ago senseandsensibility 22 hrs ago #6
In Texas $1 million buys you a 4,000 sq. ft. mansion with a bit of land to go with it. OGBuzz 22 hrs ago #7
Yeah gilligan 22 hrs ago #11
LOL! Right you are. OGBuzz 21 hrs ago #14
But property tax on it is killer. BadgerMom 21 hrs ago #16
Hem AllaN01Bear 22 hrs ago #10
Over 1 1/2 years several condos in my complex have been on the market BigmanPigman 21 hrs ago #12
The prices are more reasonable inland where I live. EndlessMaze 21 hrs ago #13
What do you suppose would account for such a... BurnDoubt 21 hrs ago #15
Just TOTALLY out-to-lunch! calimary 21 hrs ago #17
Crazy. LoisB 21 hrs ago #18
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