Developers are willing to deal when it comes to loft prices, and buyers
are responding: December 2007 Detroit condo sales were 33.9% higher
than the same month in 2006.
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Take the Wayne State University-area loft being bought by Valerio
della Porta and Monique Horton, a couple now renting downtown. They're
buying the stylish 1,300-square-foot unit with huge windows, hardwood
floors and granite countertops for $163,000, reduced from a starting
price of $230,000. Besides the $67,000 discount, the seller also agreed
to pay the couple's closing costs and a portion of the down payment.
"Why wouldn't we buy at this price?" said della Porta, a software engineer. "The only question we had was that should we wait and get a better price. But I can't see it getting much lower."
Austin
Black, a Realtor with Max Brock Consulting Group, said the number of
people interested in buying downtown "went from dead to wow" last
month.
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