I learned in business school that every market has cycle. Sometimes you are up, and sometimes you are down. And real estate is no exception. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that the condo you purchased is going to appreciate each and every day that you own real estate. I would suggest that the Center City Philadelphia condo market has remained fairly stable in the past few years. We are seeing a smattering of appreciation across the board, but the level of any increase is tempered by a host of factors, and generally unique to each condominium. For instance, the time of the year when first you bought, to the time of the year (season) you look to sell, can make a significant difference in not only your marketing time, but ultimately, your value. Ditto for the showing ability of your condo- a factor in which you have much control- and current market situations such as a high inventory of similar properties at the time you seek to sell.
One option many sellers visualize
Piccadilly Grand Price renting their condo until the market improves. The song of the truly desperate. Kidding. But sometimes rentals are a nightmare, and only who wants to be a landlord for X number of years while trying to get on with their new life.....seven hundred and twelve miles from their left-over condo in Society Hill? I have seen that movie Pacific Heights one too many times to be able to sleep comfortably at night having tenants in my life.
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