Victorian / Queen Anne home in Alameda, CA
This 3,568-square-foot Victorian multifamily home in Alameda, CA includes 3 bedrooms. The Victorian styling carries through the home's design.
| Price | $1,200,000 |
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| Beds | 3 |
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| Sqft | 3568 |
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| Architectural style | Victorian / Queen Anne (96% match) |
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| Address | 553 Pacific Avenue, Alameda, CA 94501 |
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Why buy this home
- Confirmed Victorian / Queen Anne architecture, matched from the listing photos by Enzo's vision model.
- Links directly to the original source listing on Zillow.
Is this a good buy?
Priced below comparable homes.
- At $1.2M, this home is 29% below the $1.7M median for 689 similar Victorian / Queen Anne homes in San Francisco, CA.
- That works out to $336 per square foot, 60% below the $840 comparable rate.
- New to market (0 days), so expect competition.
| This home | $1,200,000 |
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| Victorian / Queen Anne median in San Francisco, CA | $1,688,000 (689 homes) |
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| Price per sq ft | $336 vs. $840 comps median |
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What it costs to own
Estimated at $8,218/month with 20% down at a 7.28% 30-year fixed rate. You would need about $352,219 in gross annual income to keep housing within a 28% ratio.
| Mortgage (P&I) | $6,568/mo |
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| Property tax (new-buyer reassessed rate) | $1,200/mo |
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| Homeowners insurance | $450/mo |
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| Total monthly | $8,218/mo |
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| Down payment (20%) | $240,000 |
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| Income needed | $352,219/yr |
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A signal to compare homes, not financial advice or a loan offer.
Financial outlook (modeled)
Enzo's grades this home C+ (61 out of 100) over a 5-year hold, from a Monte-Carlo of local home-price dynamics and the interest-rate path versus renting.
| Grade | C+ (61/100) |
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| Beats renting in | 11% of modeled paths |
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| Modeled 5-yr equity (median) | $567,841 |
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| Range (10th to 90th pct) | $329,125 to $840,206 |
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A probabilistic model built on public data (Zillow ZHVI, FRED rates), not a guarantee or financial advice. Local price dynamics are pooled toward San Francisco, CA where local data is thin.
Local home values
Typical home values in San Francisco, CA have risen about 2% over the past 5 years (+2% in the last year), per the Zillow Home Value Index. This reflects the metro market, not this specific home.
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