Will can help you find a modest 2 bedroom home for roughly $750,000
If you're thinking of purchasing in 22203 in Arlington County, Will Nesbitt is a great resource. As a matter of fact, there is no charge for consulting with him and no obligation. In this community, condos are typically 18 years old. 888 N Quincy St #902 Arlington VA 22203 is about 18 years old. This condo has 1,147 sqft of above grade living area. It's advertised for $729,000. Many of the properties selling in 22203 are part of a homeowners association. Nesbitt Realty encourages home hunters to review a copy of the bylaws to determine if the association’s conditions, covenants, and restrictions will work for or against the buyer. It's important to know what neighbors are allowed to do. You can find another modest 2 bedroom residence for roughly $750,000 to compare below. Will Nesbitt is available, if you would like to take a closer look at a modest 2 bedroom dwelling for roughly $750,000 like any of the condos below. 888 N Quincy St #902 is a modest 2 bedroom home for roughly $750,000.
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$729,000 -- 2 bed -- 2 bath -- 0 half-bath -- Arlington VA
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Contact Will Nesbitt to find the best modest 2 bedroom condo for roughly $750,000 for you. Our typical rebate on a property that costs $729,000 is $4,371. The number of U.S. households is expected to rise 10 to 15 percent over the next decade. Thus, Will Nesbitt advises, "The increase in U.S. households will create continued high demand for housing, which will of course affect the price of real estate in Arlington."
