Sticker Shock; County Home Prices Have Risen, but Experts Say They Aren't Out of Line
The Columbian › August 23, 2004
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Shelly and Joe Hodge figured when they moved to Vancouver, house prices would be a bargain compared with their waterfront home on Puget Sound.
"Wrong! We got sticker shock big-time," Shelly Hodge says of the $295,000 they paid for a 2,400-square-foot house they bought in a northwest Vancouver subdivision.See the full content of this document
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Sticker Shock; County Home Prices Have Risen, but Experts Say They Aren't Out of Line
Long after many experts had predicted that demand for single- family homes would level out, eager buyers continue to drive up local prices.
In July, the median price for all homes (new and pre-owned) sold in Clark County reached a record $190,000, beating the previous high of $186,500 j...See the full content of this document
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