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Asking 42% over what similar homes here sold for.
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Loan $336,000 over 30 years at 6.5%, with 0.6% property tax and 0.35% insurance, Clark County defaults, not a quote. Keep them on your account in the app.
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A townhouse built in 1969, this unit in the Las Vegas Country Club has been fully renovated with an open floor plan, updated kitchen with granite countertops, and enlarged closet space in both bedrooms. The primary suite opens onto a private balcony overlooking the golf course. The home is 42 percent above recent nearby sales, with no price cuts so far. At 1,612 square feet across the 3,171-square-foot lot in the 89109 ZIP code, this two-bedroom, three-bath townhouse sits in a gated community known for mature landscaping and established grounds. An HOA applies. The listing has been on the market for much less time than the median for the area.
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307 homes for sale here right now.
This home asks 17% above the ZIP median, and 46% below on price per square foot.
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