Well, it beat the assessed value, anyway

46 Terrace Ave. Rvsd

46 Terrace Ave. Rvsd

Assessed value, $1.024. Sold for $902,000 in 2003, completely gutted and redone and resold for $1.775 million in 2004. Resold again for $1.925 in 2007, sold Friday for $1.425.  Nothing to see here, move along, move along.

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4 Responses to Well, it beat the assessed value, anyway

  1. Anon E. Moose

    If Greenwich houses like this so damn great, why doesn’t anyone seem to want to hold on to one of them? The ’03-’04 owner was an obvious flipper (got his while the gettin’ was good), and ’04-’07 made out well, but why the hurry out of home? Then ’07-’09? That strikes me as right-side of the bell curve rate of turnover. Is Greenwich so great that people can’t wait to leave?

  2. Riverside Roger

    anon e. mouse,
    this owner bought a beautiful new house in Darien – 54 christie hill rd. for $2.2 in March that was 2-3 times this size and decided to cut his losses, i guess – no hardship here!!.

  3. Retired IB'er

    Or perhaps the answer is found in John Lennon’s words of wisdom: “life’s what happens while your busy making other plans” …

    or if you don’t like that explanation you can always fall back on death, divorce, etc. …

    or there is always the possibility that, heavens, someone in Greenwich couldn’t actually afford the house they bought on credit…

    All are plausible explanations before I would look to the town of Greenwich for the answer to a quick ownership term.

  4. Anon E. Moose

    IB’er (ret’d);

    To hear the seller’s agent tell it, I’m sure it was a “job transfer out of state” – the only socially acceptable and politically correct reason for moving that apparently conveys no urgency to sell.