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There has been some buzz in the proverbial real estate hood about the stability, or lack there of, of home values on the high end of the market. You would think there 
would be more wiggle (sorry, Bob) room at higher prices, and sometimes that’s true, but often it’s not. The most dramatic price decreases seem to be in the middle of the market which, when you think about it, makes sense. The bottom of the market is crowded with fixers and less-than-desirables. The top of the market is populated with high priced, super spectacular homes with owners who can wait out the market and whose purchasers are likely to buy a certain property for reasons other than a great deal or to capitalize on someone else’s misfortune. Right there in the middle are the homes with the greatest appeal to the broadest audience. These are homes owned by working families, middle America and people who really hoped they could be homeowners in San Diego. This is where there is the most desperation to sell and where the deals are to be had. That said, the most magnificent homes in San Diego are going on the market and they are selling, albeit slowly, but multi-million dollar digs almost always take longer to go because there is a smaller pool of potential buyers, natch. Here are some of the sexiest properties San Diego has to offer.
- Asking $1,895,000
- 1932 Spanish Classic with 4 beds, 4 baths
- 3100 square feet, $611 per square foot
- On Sunset Cliffs with real Ocean Views
- Zestimate: $1,332,295
- Last sold on October 30, 1998 for $535,000
- Asking $4,295,000
- 1924 Mission Hills Estate with 4 beds, 5 baths
- 4,208 square feet, $1,021 per square foot
- Zestimate: $2,745,586
- Last sold on June 30, 2005 for $2,300,000
- Asking $1,259,000
- 1920 Mediterranean Villa with 3 beds, 2 baths
- 3 stories, 1900 square feet, $663 per square foot
- Zestimate: $1,052,225
- Last sold on May 17, 2000 for $660,000
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