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As We Wrote, It’s Not Quite 2004 For 650 2nd Street #502

March 19, 2009

Purchased for $2,300,000 in 2004, seeking $3,125,000 in mid-2008, and then returning to the market in January of 2009 asking $2,750,000, the sale of 650 2nd Street #502 closed escrow…

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Thanks for this as always. Does your normalization include indexing for inflation? Just curious.
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Thanks for clarifying
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With the same finishes you see here in this TIC? Not likely.
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