>>>>February 2016 UPDATE: The House price was professionally estimated at $1.4 Million by 3 Independent Comparative Market Analysis by seasoned local real estate professionals. Click here to view the PDF document: http://cma.windermere.com/service/cma/documents/1a7f03c2-69d3-435a-acce-7ea159ad015f/print A recent CMA estimated the house value at $1.4 million. This CMA was done by a seasoned real estate top performing real estate agent from Windermere Realty in Seattle, WA. SEE LINK TO CMA ATTACHED BELOW THIS EMAIL. ---Year Built: 2001 finished totally new construction(razed old building to the ground and built brand new house in lot in 2001) ---Heating Gas forced Air --Has stream/pond in central courtyard --All natural stone floors, and granite tops, European bath fixtures --fiberoptics wired In my professional opinion, I believe the market value of your home on February 14th 2016 is approximately $1,400,000. In doing a market analysis of your home I tried to keep 4 parameters as close as possible. 1) All of the homes are located close to your home. 2) All of the homes are newer homes or have been remodeled 3) All of the homes have views of the lake 4) All of the homes are relatively the same square footage If you have any questions or if I can be of any assistance please contact me. Thank you, Steve Laevastu cell 206-226-5300 sold@windermere.com www.SeattleHomeGuy.com Click here to view the web presentation: http://cma.windermere.com/service/cma/presentation/slides/1a7f03c2-69d3-435a-acce-7ea159ad015f Click here to view the PDF document: http://cma.windermere.com/service/cma/documents/1a7f03c2-69d3-435a-acce-7ea159ad015f/print >>>> April 2015 UPDATE: House value estimated at an average of $1.3 million. The property was professionally market surveyed by 3 reputable, veteran real estate agents in Seattle, WA . References furnished upon written request. >>>>> Zillow's Zestimate is totally wrong. It is not based on actual, real market prices and conditions. It uses an algorithm heavily weighted by notoriously wrong low assessed county prices. >>>> Zillow's value data are biased against Sellers: Unfortunately, Zillow's value information is inaccurate and misleading. Could it be that Zillow intentionally shows considerably reduced values for homes which are out of touch with the reality of the market place? Who is Zillow benefiting by doing this? And more importantly, this casts serious doubts on the independence of Zillow's so-called estimates. >>>> Zillow's information conflict with on another: Zillow's own forecast indicates that the properties in View Ridge will rise approximately 7% next year; but then Zillow's forecast estimate only shows a 3.7% value appreciation for 2016. This is conflicting information. The model Zillow is using seems to trip over itself.
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