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Originally Posted by Ruger2506
Edited: Like the title says. I wonder what makes the relatively same house across an imaginary line worth 50-150K more (depends on inner lot vs woods/lake lot). If you do a side by side comparison of homes in The Villages to comparable homes just across the street in Middleton, there seems to be a substantial price difference. Is it the amenities? The perceived status?
Whatever it is, I'm crossing my fingers "it" drags up the Middleton home prices with it.
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The market determines the value and not the seller and not the buyer. Some of the factors influencing the market's value determination are supply, demand, and location