That’s the neighbor, two houses over…
Absolutely… that neighbor should have seen this coming… 
not only 424, but 94014 too, so total of 4 4s haha
Watch it for a 1M+… B U B B L E !!!
The seller has no intention of selling it to any Chinese buyer… 
Well, that cuts out 75% of the buying crowd…
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Bad number no impact on this one…
Both sellers and buyer don’t seem to be Chinese…
This scares me. It was a while after I had purchased that I found out that my address has 2 2s and 2 4s in it which might have discouraged potential Chinese competitors in a neighborhood with substantial Chinese population. I though I got a good deal. What does it take to change the number in San Francisco?
Is it 2244, 2424, 4242, or 4422?
Does it matter? Its 2424.
Like I asked before…What is the bad Fung Shuei discount?? Not much I bet…Say compared to a bad location or other incurable defects
Here ya go @poobuyer…
Don’t think too much about it. We kid a lot…
Um… yes I would definitely change the number if you’d like to sell it to a Cantonese buyer down the road.
As the article alluded to, there are ways to “neutralize” the impact of the 4… no need to change the number (probably can’t anyway).
Tomorrow, I start my side business of going around and painting people’s street number 4s in red and circling it with a Sharpie. Will. Make. Millions.
No use. But discounted for sure. Like a house on busy road…
How much discount? 1,2 5, 10% ???
Busy road = 10%
Really busy road = 15%
Freeway with wall = 10%
Freeway without wall = 20%
Not a Chinese neighborhood = 0%
Neighborhood w/25% Chinese = 10%
Neighborhood w/50% Chinese or more = 15%
Neighborhood w/50% Chinese or more and multiple 4’s = 20%
Hey, hey, hey… those are LOADS to the pricing when chinese % increases…
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