Marin Bench Brawl Home Now Listed for $4 Million Less
November 30, 2016
Listed for $10.881 million in June, the asking price for the 4,372-square-foot Mill Valley home at 114 Inez Place, which was at the center of a neighborhood brawl over the placement of a memorial bench at the end of its property, was reduced 13 percent to $9.495 million in August and then another 18 percent to $7.8 million in September.
Last night, the list price for 114 Inez was reduced another $850,000 (11 percent) to $6.95 million, for a total reduction of $3.931 million (36 percent) over the past five months.
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In the comments section of the original Boy Scouts story, someone wrote, “I hope this house lingers on the market until the next recession and sells for a fraction of the ask.”
Bad bench karma irks buddha and buyers begone.
UPDATE: The asking price for 114 Inez has just been reduced another $60,000 to $6.89 million, for a total reduction of $3.991 million (37 percent) over the past six months.
UPDATE: Infamous Marin Home Now Listed for Nearly 50 Percent Less