radioheadmike
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Not sure if this is a re-post or not.
This site shows you the listing and sold prices.
http://tosold.ca/?author=1
This site shows you the listing and sold prices.
http://tosold.ca/?author=1
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Monaco
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very nice. thanks!
marsh
Active Member
Very interesting. What I noticed was that sometimes (south of eglinton section) the list price was lower than the original price and the sale price was lower then both. Not sure what "original price" means. Anyways it looked on a couple, people sold at loss if "original price" was truly the original price paid by the seller for the unit.
gregv
Active Member
Original price means the price when the listing contract was signed. Properties that have been on the market for a while often show a new listing price due to a price drop. But, there could could an increase from the original price. A house across from my brother was listed at $500,000 and when no bidding war happened, the price was increased to $580,000 (where it remains unsold).
Example from the link:
Orig Price: $324,900 1/12/2012
List: $315,000 price drop at some point
Sold: $307,500 3/14/2012
DOM: 62
Example from the link:
Orig Price: $324,900 1/12/2012
List: $315,000 price drop at some point
Sold: $307,500 3/14/2012
DOM: 62