Did anybody get in on this deal in 1975?
Now you can’t get one for under $1M.
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ABOUT THE CLAYCORD ONLINE MUSEUM: The Claycord Online Museum is made up of historical photos, documents & anything else that has to do with the history of our area.
If you have any old photos or items that you’d like to place in the Claycord Online Museum, just scan or take a photo of them, and send them to the following address: news@claycord.com. It doesn’t matter what it is, even if it’s just an old photo of your house, a scan of an old advertisement or an artifact that you’d like us to see, send it in and we’ll put it online!
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We got on a waiting list for Regency in 1977 (they had gone up in price by then, to around $75-85k as I recall). We were number 208 on the list, but by the time they got to us there were no 3 car garage, single story, 4 bedroom houses with a large backyard. We then found and bought our current house that we are still happy in.
Seeno. Ugh.