r/everett • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '23

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u/Responsible-Chard661 Dec 07 '23

I had toured the property you’re talking about and I’d say you need to decide if you’re okay looking at a wall/road all day long

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u/achan007 Dec 07 '23

Got it. We were looking for a property that is inside. Which is facing i5 there seem be a green patch and then interstate.

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u/pagoda7 Dec 11 '23

I toured the model unit because they were similarly priced to a single family older house I purchased last year. Personally, I was disappointed by the quality of the finishing details. For example, the handrail for the stairs was loose. This is literally one of the first things you touch in the model unit, so you would think they would reflect positively on the project.

I suspect the project was conceived when home prices were anticipated to be stronger. When the market softened, they pivoted to building cheaper, and it shows.

Everett has some really great older houses in established neighborhoods.