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Archive for October 18, 2009
Two Sabino Mountain Ridge-top Homes Back on the Market
October 18, 2009 by donna.
Two Sabino Mountain custom homes on Quail Canyon that are right next to each other came on the market priced within 1K of one another. Both were on the market earlier this year and were taken off the market for the Summer.
4041 N Quail Canyon, priced at $1,194,000 has 3,750 square feet and was built in 2003. Right next door, 4081 N Quail Canyon is a 3,676 square foot home, built in 2004 is back on the market at $1,195,000.
This is a very challenging time to sell homes with a price-tag of over one million dollars in the Tucson Foothills. Both may be priced high for present day market conditions. Today’s high-end buyers are mostly bargain shoppers.
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