patrick.net

WHOA!
It sold for 746k in 2005 during peak fraud.

Thats 7 years devaluing at 66k per year.

Its been listed for 115 days, why? hmmm

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Pleasanton/6868-Inglewood-Ct-94588/home/1793601

(btw it was listed last year so your statement needs adjusting....just sayin)

It may have been listed since last year, but the price last year (and even a week or two ago) was over $500k, according to Redfin:

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Pleasanton/6868-Inglewood-Ct-94588/home/1793601

Something smells fishy...

Might actually be right. Here's a property with similar price reductions, over a longer period though:

http://patrick.net/housing/tmp.html

RentingForHalfTheCost says

http://www.movoto.com/real-estate/homes-for-sale/CA/Pleasanton/6868-Inglewood-Ct-12_40546730.htm

I'm sure more to come over the next 1-2 years. People are unfortunately runnin g out of options. Now when I can find something comparable in Santa Clara I'm interested. Aside from that happening, I'll stay as an observer. Time is on our side.

1975 house for a 1975 price (coming soon)!

PockyClipsNow says

(btw it was listed last year so your statement needs adjusting....just sayin)

Guess I meant 12 months ago rather than last year.

What tickles me is I'll get an email stating a property is going from active to pending, only the same property reappears anywhere from a week to months later. Many to most properties have a long list if delisted, price changed, active, pending, many times back to 2008 or earlier, lol.

that house won't sell for $280k

dunnross says

1975 house for a 1975 price (coming soon)!

In your dreams.. and approx. 66% of the populations nightmares. :)

Intresting