I understand that western Anazac street is nothing comparable with eastern Takapuna, they're basically two different worlds. But why even on the same street, other apartments are significantly more expensive, like 60% more?
Say for a three bed 76 m2 plus big deck, homes valuation is $760k. Opposite street, a newer 3 bed about 20m2 larger, asks $1,455k. They both have two bathrooms and two covered car parks. The more expensive one is possibly 8 years newer. None has leaky or other issues. The cheaper one has massive outdoor common area and a big function room apart from swimming pool and BC is reasonable level. The more expensive one is with little land.
Is there anything hidden that I don't know? Or the first one is under-valued so good to buy (I personally think so)? Apartment experts welcome.
Say for a three bed 76 m2 plus big deck, homes valuation is $760k. Opposite street, a newer 3 bed about 20m2 larger, asks $1,455k. They both have two bathrooms and two covered car parks. The more expensive one is possibly 8 years newer. None has leaky or other issues. The cheaper one has massive outdoor common area and a big function room apart from swimming pool and BC is reasonable level. The more expensive one is with little land.
Is there anything hidden that I don't know? Or the first one is under-valued so good to buy (I personally think so)? Apartment experts welcome.
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