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Price Point
“Price Point” is a new N&O column aimed at offering a snapshot of the local real estate market. Each week, we'll tell you about three houses on the market that are roughly the same price but located in different parts of the Triangle. It will also highlight how prices — and what you get for the money — can vary greatly across the region.
In this week’s Price Point, we looked at homes that sold recently for around $210,000, and found homes — well, in one case a cleared lot — in Durham, Raleigh and North Raleigh.
Renovated bungalow with two bedrooms and two bathrooms on a .13-acre lot
The house is in the Hillside Park neighborhood of Durham. It’s about two miles south of downtown, and about a 14-minute drive southeast to the Research Triangle.
Built in 1964, the house is listed as a “newly renovated bungalow.” A bathroom was added without permits, it said.
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
2207 Dallas St, Durham, 27707 TMLS
Size: 948 square feet
Year built: 1964
Price per square foot: $220
HOA fees: Not applicable
Taxes: $1,443 (estimated)
Listed by: Aaron Moon, Keller Williams Elite Realty
This is a cleared plot of land in the East College Park neighborhood. It’s east of downtown, bordering New Bern Avenue, Oakwood Avenue and Raleigh Boulevard.
It’s also about a four-minute drive from Raleigh’s Historic Oakwood district. The neighborhood features restored Victorian-style homes built between 1870 and 1912.
Traditional-style condo with one bedroom, one bathroom and a back deck
This 726-square-foot condo is in the Richland Run, a community of condo buildings in Raleigh. It’s an eight-minute drive west of Crabtree Valley Mall, and an 18-minute drive from downtown Raleigh.
The condo features stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a new water filter in kitchen. It also includes back deck overlooking a private wooded area. Amenities include access to community pool and tennis courts.
Chantal Allam covers real estate for the The News & Observer and The Herald-Sun. She writes about commercial and residential real estate, covering everything from deals, expansions and relocations to major trends and events. She previously covered the Triangle technology sector and has been a journalist on three continents.
