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There are plenty of much smaller/cheaper condos in SF with HOAs that are $1500+. I'm still baffled what they are spending that on. Here's a $860,000 condo with
by s1mon 4y ago
There are plenty of much smaller/cheaper condos in SF with HOAs that are $1500+. I'm still baffled what they are spending that on. Here's a $860,000 condo with a $1876 HOA.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/611-Washington-St-94111/unit-2306/home/1442220 https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/611-Washington-St-94...
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- seanmcdirmid 4y agoIt seems like in that case: * A lot of amenities (pool and gym) are provided with the HOA. * The reason 1200 sqf in a tall building is so cheap ($860k) is probably because the high HOA is discouraging buyers.
- Kon-Peki 4y agoFrom the listing: > Fees Include: Common Area Electricity, Door Person, Insurance (Common Area), Landscaping/Gardening, Management Fee, Pools, Spa, or Tennis, Reserves, Security Service, Water > HOA Amenities: Community Pool, Door Person, Elevator, Gym/ Exercise Facility That stuff costs money; if you don't want it then that isn't the building for you! Having recently moved from a condo to a non-HOA house, I am realizing how much extra time it takes to maintain a house (plus all the little extra costs here and there that add up). Condo HOAs are a mandatory convenience fee, and if you are a busy person they might really be worth it. Single-family detached house subdivisions with HOAs are a different world. Stay far far away.
- rr888 4y agoIt includes water, what is a typical monthly water bill for SF?