Updated Oct 27, 2026
Condition (C) and quality (Q) on a 1-6 scale, where 1 is the best.
The property shows clear signs of neglect and material damage, requiring moderate to significant renovation.
Standard mid-range materials from the 1990s that are currently in a state of deterioration.
Basic white cabinetry and tiled walls showing signs of wear and cabinet damage; lighting is notably dim.
Standard builder-grade finishes with basic tiling and functional but unrefined cabinetry.
Significant wall staining and ceiling damage observed in the living area, indicating deferred maintenance.
Dated aesthetic featuring patterned wallpaper and red ceilings with standard tile flooring.
Building entrance appears well-maintained with stone and marble trim facing a cobblestone street.
Traditional masonry and stone finishes consistent with late 20th-century residential construction.
Image quality 50/100
Red ceiling, patterned wallpaper, tile floor, visible wall staining/wear.
Image quality 55/100
Empty room with large window/door and dark wood baseboards.
Image quality 65/100
Long hallway with white walls and tile flooring.
Image quality 70/100
Exterior view of building entrance with stone/marble trim and cobblestone street.
Image quality 40/100
Basic kitchen with white cabinetry, tiled walls, and large floor tiles; lighting is dim.
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Fair value shown, but its gap to the asking price is outside the range our automatic models cover reliably. See the note below.
Models 3.4.3 (Data quality v3 · Valuation v4.2 · Strategy v3.1)
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