How much is this property?

this property is listed at $1,299,000, which is about $337 per square foot. The listing page shows comparable active listings and recent closed sales nearby so you can judge the asking price against what buyers have actually paid.

What are the property taxes on this property?

The listing reports annual property taxes of $18,424 for 1985. Taxes are reassessed at the sale price after a purchase, so a new owner's bill can differ from the current owner's; use the mortgage calculator on this page for an estimate.

When was this property built?

this property was built in 1985 and the listing describes its condition as resale. Age matters for insurance and financing in Florida: ask about the roof, the electrical panel and, for a condo built before the current code, the building's structural reserve study.

How long has this property been on the market?

this property has been listed for 118 days, and the asking price has been reduced from $1,499,000. Days on market and price changes are the first signals of how much room there is to negotiate.

Which schools serve this property?

The MLS lists Oakland Park (elementary), James S. Rickards (middle), Northeast (high). School assignments are set by the district and can change; verify them with the school board before you rely on them.

How do I see this property?

Request a showing from this page or call BreakThru Realty and a licensed agent will arrange a private tour, in person or by video, and answer anything the listing leaves out.

, Oakland Park, FL 33334

$1,299,000 · Active

0 baths
3,858 sq ft
118 days on market
Quadruplex
Built 1985
MLS# A12052846
Oakland Park Second Add

About this home

Call LA. Do not walk property without the LA present.Property is being sold for redevelopment due to its strategic location few blocks from the new City Of Oakland Park headquarters. Check with the city for zoning information. Large 13485 Sq Ft corner lot.All 4 units are 2/1 with a common laundry room on site.

Schools

Elementary: Oakland Park
Middle: James S. Rickards
High: Northeast

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How much is this property?: this property is listed at $1,299,000, which is about $337 per square foot. The listing page shows comparable active listings and recent closed sales nearby so you can judge the asking price against what buyers have actually paid.
What are the property taxes on this property?: The listing reports annual property taxes of $18,424 for 1985. Taxes are reassessed at the sale price after a purchase, so a new owner's bill can differ from the current owner's; use the mortgage calculator on this page for an estimate.
When was this property built?: this property was built in 1985 and the listing describes its condition as resale. Age matters for insurance and financing in Florida: ask about the roof, the electrical panel and, for a condo built before the current code, the building's structural reserve study.
How long has this property been on the market?: this property has been listed for 118 days, and the asking price has been reduced from $1,499,000. Days on market and price changes are the first signals of how much room there is to negotiate.
Which schools serve this property?: The MLS lists Oakland Park (elementary), James S. Rickards (middle), Northeast (high). School assignments are set by the district and can change; verify them with the school board before you rely on them.
How do I see this property?: Request a showing from this page or call BreakThru Realty and a licensed agent will arrange a private tour, in person or by video, and answer anything the listing leaves out.
To request a tour, call (786) 914-1017 or email sales@breakthrurealty.com.

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