Extra, Extra read all about it | Bremerton’s Waterfront Condos | “The 400″ to be sold Auction Style.

by Jo Soss on March 13, 2008 · 7 comments

in 1. Bremerton,5. Local News,Blog

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A sign of the times is the “Auction”.  When times are tough the tough find ways to move product. That is what I think is happening here. The high-end condo market is pretty slow right now in Bremerton so the owners of The 400 are employing a new stratagy.  AUCTION ! If you are looking for a condo deal you will find one! One unit is reduced by 58%.  Just this past week it was announced that the Kitsap County Consolidated Housing Authority is switching real estate companies on the nearby Harborside Condominiums.  A sign of the times again. I don’t agree with that move. But then who am I?  See the article at the Kitsap Sun for more information.

Waterfront Condos to Be Put Up for Auction

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1 Gene Courter MA/MSW/LCSW/DCSW March 24, 2008 at 5:00 pm

! want a Condo how much do they cost>
Gene Courter LCSW/DCSW/BCD San Luis Obispo Ca.
805-468-2856

2 Meena Diwan March 24, 2008 at 5:32 pm

Hello,

I am interested to know if there will be an open house to view before auction.

Meena Diwan

3 Jo Soss March 24, 2008 at 5:51 pm

Gene, here is some price information listed in the link above from the KitsapSun.

“Bidding for the smallest condos — one bedroom, one bathroom units with about 577 square feet — will start at $109,000, down from $259,000, according to Real Estate Disposition Corporation Web site, a private firm conducting the auction.

At the high end, a 1,729-square-foot, two-bedroom two-bathroom condo originally priced at $919,000 will start at $500,000 less.

The auction will take place April 20 at the Kitsap Conference Center. Viewing of the 28 brand new units will start March 14.”

4 Jo Soss March 24, 2008 at 5:53 pm

Meena, Yes. I am pretty sure they are open daily until the auction – are you in the area?

5 Dan March 24, 2008 at 6:48 pm

Don’t get your hopes up. Real estate investors will descend on this auction like vultures and drive the prices up in a bidding war. Been there, done it.

6 Jo Soss March 24, 2008 at 6:58 pm

Dan, You are probably right. I don’t know if I could watch as my dreams were washed away. I think I would rather purchase one at the Harborside. So do you think they will bid them up and then turn around and list them for sale?

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