Alisha Gunraj

Great question! You should surely consider how much value it really adds in your offer. i recently did a market analysis on a home that had 3 acres but only 1 acre was usable and that was what the house was on. An apprasier was brought in and we came up with the same pricing conclusion. Some questions to ask is yourself is: is the extra acreage providing any benefits to a buyer, how private is the lot, what is the shape and lot's functionality? we already know you can't build out so you may want to compare this home's size/features/location to others in the same location. The other homes may have smaller lots but it will give you a great starting point. hope this helps and if you have any more questions feel free to contact me.


Alisha Gunraj
Keller Williams Associate Partner
BA Degree,Realtor®,NAR
Phone:203-554-4481
Website:AlishaHomes.com
Email:AlishaSellsHomes@kw.com
Satisfying Needs & Exceeding Expectations!! - Tue Feb 26 2008, 07:53

Summer,

Alot of home owners and past clients just love this area. It is a great location and has lots to offer like golf course, shopping areas, close to downtown, public transportation. Homes can have large lots and be very private. I would recommend it being a resident of stamford.
Alisha Gunraj
Always Going the Extra Mile!
Kw Associate Partner, Serving Fairfield County
BA Degree,Realtor®,NAR
Phone:203-554-4481
Website:AlishaHomes.com
Email:AlishaSellsHomes@kw.com - Wed Jan 16 2008, 14:30

Hey Valerie,

It really depends on your style/taste. You can pay anywhere from 200's all the way up to 500's and sometimes more. Do you like new construction, two level, or one level. Do you want to be close to train? All these factors would come into play as well. If you want to learn more about the area you can visit my website and search for homes in real time. feel free to contact me with any questions.

Alisha Gunraj
Always Going the Extra Mile!
Kw Associate Partner, Serving Fairfield County
BA Degree,Realtor®,NAR
Phone:203-554-4481
Website:AlishaHomes.com
Email:AlishaSellsHomes@kw.com - Wed Jan 16 2008, 14:26

New developments for that price are few to come by in Stamford. Eastside is one option. Also the biltmore tower are redone and that's in downtown. You can also find something redone/rennovated in Springdale, Glenbrook, Hope and downtown areas. You can actually get two bedrooms rennovated in downtown. If you want me to send you some of these properties just contact me.

Alisha Gunraj
Always Going the Extra Mile!
Kw Associate Partner, Serving Fairfield County
BA Degree,Realtor®,NAR
Phone:203-554-4481
Website:AlishaHomes.com
Email:AlishaSellsHomes@kw.com - Wed Jan 16 2008, 14:23

You probably want to get yourself pre approved first and consider what you have for a down payment. The forclosure homes usually require a downpayment sometimes 20 percent down. Do you have any idea what price range you are looking at?

Alisha Gunraj
Always Going the Extra Mile!
Kw Associate Partner, Serving Fairfield County
BA Degree,Realtor®,NAR
Phone:203-554-4481
Website:AlishaHomes.com
Email:AlishaSellsHomes@kw.com - Wed Jan 16 2008, 14:14