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Homes in San Francisco are expensive, with the average home price hovering around $1.26 million. It’s no surprise that the fire-damaged $299,000 cottage in one of San Francisco’s southernmost neighborhoods has seen at least 20 people tour in ownership Last weekend, according to San Francisco Standard.
Prospective buyers were asked to sign a liability waiver before setting foot in the burned remains of the building, the outlet notes. The real estate agent representing the property — an “upper fix gem” that was said to have been occupied by squatters before it went up in flames — expects it to fetch more than the asking price, too. (All offers are due by midnight Tuesday.)
Of course, buyers in San Francisco are even accustomed to dilapidated buildings that cost a small fortune. In early 2022, before the return of many tech workers who left the city amid the pandemic, a 122-year-old Victorian advertised as San Francisco’s “worst house on the best block” sold for nearly 2 million dollars.
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