Houses in San Francisco are notoriously costly, with the common residence worth hovering round $1.26 million. It’s no surprise {that a} fire-ravaged shack priced at $299,000 in one among San Francisco’s southernmost neighborhoods noticed a minimum of 20 folks tour the property this previous weekend, in accordance with The San Francisco Standard.
Potential patrons have been requested to signal a legal responsibility waiver earlier than stepping foot into the constructing’s scorched remnants, notes the outlet. The actual property agent representing the property — a “fixer-upper gem” that was reportedly inhabited by squatters earlier than it caught hearth — expects it to fetch greater than its asking worth, too. (All bids have been due on Tuesday.)
Of course, patrons in San Francisco are used to even ramshackle buildings costing a small fortune. In early 2022, earlier than many tech staff who left town amid the pandemic returned, a moldering, a 122-year-old Victorian marketed because the “the worst house on the best block” of San Francisco offered for almost $2 million.
