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Crystallina Nera West Real Estate Stats - January 20, 2019:
Active, residential real estate prices in Crystallina Nera West had an average listing price of $412834. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $684999, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $175000. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Crystallina Nera West has a current average price of $240 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.2 beds, 3.1 bathrooms and 1728 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.
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- Pedestrian in life-threatening condition after being hit by dump truck on Stony Plain Road - Edmonton Journal Pedestrian in life-threatening condition after being hit by dump truck on Stony Plain Road Edmonton JournalA man is in a critical, life-threatening condition after being struck by a semi-trailer dump truck on the edge of the city on...
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- Police watchdog investigates Lethbridge cop who ran over deer multiple times - Edmonton Journal Police watchdog investigates Lethbridge cop who ran over deer multiple times Edmonton JournalLETHBRIDGE, Alta. — A police officer is under investigation in southern Alberta for trying to kill an injured deer with his *service*...
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Crystallina Nera West Real Estate Stats
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Crystallina Nera West Real Estate Currently For Sale
| Average | Min | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List Price: | $ 412834 | $ 175000 | $ 684999 |
| Days On Market: | 125 days | 1 days | 662 days |
| Sq. Ft.: | 1728 sq ft. | 675 sq ft. | 2917 sq ft. |
| Price / Sq. Ft.: | $240 /sq ft. | $199 /sq ft. | $286 /sq ft. |
| Beds: | 3.2 beds | 2 beds | 5 beds |
| Baths: | 3.1 baths | 1 baths | 4 baths |
| Home Age: | 2.9 years | 1 years | 6 years |
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MaxWell Challenge Realty
201 6650 177 Street,
Edmonton,
Alberta
T5T 4J5
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