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I call those exposed brown "rafters" "'80s porno movie rafters".

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12 minutes ago, GCrites80s said:

I call those exposed brown "rafters" "'80s porno movie rafters".

@GCrites80s🙄 Whose looking at the rafters in a porno movie,  except perhaps the participants? 

1 hour ago, DO_Summers said:

@GCrites80s🙄 Whose looking at the rafters in a porno movie,  except perhaps the participants? 

 

Maybe the girl's not that hot and you get bored

used to be eddie murphy's house

 

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derek jeter's house

 

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porn shoots????

 

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Sooo, my friends just bought a new house!! 

 

Massive Dinosaur Statue Makes Ohio Home Look Prehistoric

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home is no 'eye-saur' and is listed at $162,000 on Zillow.

Ben Blanchet

May. 12, 2022, 07:26 PM EDT

 

A dinosaur still roams the Earth outside of a house in Cleveland.

 

The property, listed at $162,000 on Zillow, is equipped with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a number of animal statues that stand tall in the front yard. These include the 12-foot dinosaur, a giraffe and an elephant.

 

The home is far from “Jurassic Park,” however, as the dinosaur didn’t hatch from an egg in the front yard. Harry Larweh, a Ghana-born sculptor, is the home’s current owner and the mind behind the hand-crafted beasts.

 

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ohio-home-dinosaur-statue_n_627c2d7be4b016d742f68c82 

 

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On 9/15/2022 at 1:46 PM, cle_guy90 said:

Hopefully someone can restore this "castle."  I love so much about it haha

 

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3860-W-44th-St_Cleveland_OH_44109_M49996-18761?ex=2947813095

 

It just sold, a bit over asking price too. 

 

I toured this place, fascinating place to walk through, but it looks like a massive money pit. It's in poor condition, the layout is weird, and the price is very high for the neighborhood. Hopefully whoever bought it will appropriately restore it. 

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^ the listing starts off kind of OK, but then goes deep and dark fast…

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Babylon came to Zanesville, and the contractor gave up miles before the finish line. 

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^ Wow. Although I’d be very wary of dealing with a realtor who doesn’t know how to spell ‘utilities’ correctly. 

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On 3/3/2023 at 8:20 PM, TBideon said:

Babylon came to Zanesville, and the contractor gave up miles before the finish line. 

 

Pssht. You sound like some snobby millionaire who thinks bathrooms should have doors. 

^Oh Appalachia, where commercial buildings can become worthless and get the "what if I had my own warehouse" treatment. 

Just now, jwulsin said:

It seems to have a bunch of antennas on the top of it. Do cell companies pay leases that? Anybody know what a typical lease agreement is worth? I'm just curious.

 

 

This thing was listed around 2017, then the owner walked away from it.  The current owner got it via an Auditor's Deed, which means they literally got it for free after nobody bid on it.  That leads me to believe that the cell phone tower stuff isn't active, or if it is, it comes nowhere close to paying the insurance and property tax on this thing.  

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This thing was listed around 2017, then the owner walked away from it.  The current owner got it via an Auditor's Deed, which means they literally got it for free after nobody bid on it.  That leads me to believe that the cell phone tower stuff isn't active, or if it is, it comes nowhere close to paying the insurance and property tax on this thing.  

That makes sense and would explain the low price and slipshod listing. 

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1 hour ago, buckeye1 said:

Take your time and peruse each photo, then place your vote for the creepiest room... Land of 200 Dolls, Full Size Elvis, Kid on a Tricycle, Baby in a Highchair?

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/5061-Grande-Blvd_Medina_OH_44256_M42662-84810?cid=soc_shares_ldp_fb&fbclid=IwAR1Y090ynHynFNlgdsoj4Dq1L4x9w46qcMxS-GyTtYdw24GMqS49Bq1b4sY

My Gawd, and I thought I was bad with too many pictures on the walls and not enough clear open surfaces. I would kill myself If I had to dust those rooms. They are all awful.  You know there are "murdered" dolls buried in that basement or in a freezer or something. 

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A lot of that looks like they just removed walls, enlarged entrances or pulled up carpet - and ran out of money or interest most of the way through.

 

I'm sort of torn on it, in many ways if I were buying a house someone else renovated I'd rather see the work with the walls open and finish the drywall myself. On my 1906 house, pretty much everything done wrong or done poorly was when it was converted back to single family as basically flipped in the late 70's.

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https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/757-Jason-Ave_Akron_OH_44314_M46824-20291

https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2023/06/02/home-for-sale-akron-kenmore-features-artwork-by-ralph-herzog-murals/70280864007/

"There's a pretty ordinary house up for sale in Akron's Kenmore neighborhood.

Ordinary from the curb.

But what's hidden inside is quite extraordinary.

Inside of the well-maintained quaint brick Cape Cod on the corner of Jason Avenue and 9th Street SW is a collection of artworks by late Barberton muralist Ralph Herzog."

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not exactly weird, but a nicely done article on writers and la’s real estate :

 

 

 

Hollywood's Real Estate Romance is Over 

 

It's not just writers. 'People don't know when they're going to be working next,' says one realtor, as entertainment buying grinds to a halt 

 

PETER KIEFER

JUL 7, 2023

 

 

Mention a local neighborhood to a literary-minded Angeleno and more than likely they’ll conjure an association between that zip code and a famous writer — past or present. Dennis Hopper, who notched an Academy Award nomination for co-writing Easy Rider in 1969 embodied the shaggy bohemianism of 1970’s Venice Beach where he lived for more than two decades. While she and her husband, John Gregory Dunne, may have lived for a spell on Franklin Avenue in Hollywood, Joan Didion will forever be an emeritus resident of western Malibu. Phil Rosenthal is part of the firmament of Hancock Park, and can often be seen cruising down Larchmont. Larry David has been poking fun of his Brentwood neighbors in episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm for 11 seasons. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Sepulveda pass, Bret Easton Ellis and Paul Thomas Anderson(metaphorically speaking) are forever duking it out in the parking lot of The Galleria over who gets to claim Sherman Oaks and Encino.

 

 

more:

https://theankler.com/p/hollywoods-real-estate-romance-is

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i saw the house i lived in while i went to high school is up for sale and we were looking at it on zillow.

 

so my dayton spouse said, " aww, cute house by the lake. the realtor's email is hotmail."

 

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2 hours ago, eastvillagedon said:

This might mean more to those who have seen "Severance" (I have not), but still a little strange. Maybe because it's in Kirtland 😲

 

 

Couldn’t be further from Severance. It’s just office space in the basement?

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