Hamilton home sells for 68% over 2021 sale price after massive renovations

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Published March 2, 2022 at 10:28 am

This home in East Hamilton has changed hands twice in less than a year. In that time, it's undergone some significant changes (ROYAL LEPAGE SIGNATURE REALTY, BROKERAGE)

A home in east Hamilton that sold for well over asking less than a year ago, just changed hands again after being on the market less than a week.

According to data from House Sigma, this detached home located at 24 Eastvale Place in the McQuesten neighbourhood, was listed on Feb. 17, 2022, for $699,900 and sold for $875,100 in just five days.

Back in March 2021, however, the same house was listed for $389,900 and sold for $521,500 after just eight days on the market.

The property’s 2022 sale price represents an approximate increase of 68 per cent from its 2021 sale price.

In less than a year, this two-plus-two bedroom, two-bathroom home has undergone a top to bottom renovation and boasted new floors, kitchen, bathrooms, furnace, air conditioner and much more.

The backyard was a true oasis, surrounded by mature growth and featuring a large, inground cement pool (that needed a little TLC).

The current average price for a home in the McQueston West neighbourhood is $748,292 which represents a year-over-year increase of 23 per cent.

Take a look at some of the photos from the home’s 2021 listing vs. the 2022 listing.


2021

listed by ROYAL LEPAGE BURLOAK REAL ESTATE SERVICES, BROKERAGE


2022

listed by ROYAL LEPAGE SIGNATURE REALTY, BROKERAGE

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