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I live in a 1929 Colonial with about 2500 sr.ft. of space, spiral staircase, library, extensive moldings 2 1/2 baths, formal dining room, butlers pantry om 1/3 acre. in NC

At that time it was believed to have ben built for $ 6000-8000 dollars

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14y ago

In the 1930s house prices were laughably low by modern standards. You could get a really good, large new house in London for under £3,000 for example. In most provincial cities prices were much lower. At that time there was generally a marked difference in price between new and old houses. Older houses were regarded as secondhand and cost less ...

In the 1940s there was very little house building because of World War 2 and in the late 1940s there was still a shortage of building materials. Prices were somewhat higher, but you could still get a really good new house in London for about £4,000-£4,500.

(At that time £1 was about US$4).

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15y ago

What was the average price of a house in the 1920's What was the average price of a house in the 1920's

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13y ago

Type your answer here... $7,000.00

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16y ago

6,900.00

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4500.00

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