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Answers (3)
- Chris O'Connor, "CallChrisToday"
- Contributions:269
The railroad tracks must not be very close to this property because I couldn't find them for a few minutes. When I did find them I quickly lost them.
Buyers might use the tracks to negotiate the price down, but I cannot fathom the trains causing any real noise and disturbance.
Buyers might use the tracks to negotiate the price down, but I cannot fathom the trains causing any real noise and disturbance.
- Dennis Knight, "The NJ Realtor"
- Contributions:58
Looking at the map of the area, you don't seem to be extremely close. Although some will still not want to be anywhere near a train track, most should find no noticeable downside at this property. I wouldn't expect noise to be a detrimental factor here. Properties also seem to be fairly consistant throughout, so I would expect comps around you to be fairly good compared to those three blocks closer to the tracks.
- Kyle Copeland, "Ramapo96"
- Contributions:7
Depends on comps close to your house. Same house as yours five to ten blocks away might be worth more.
Would having a railway line in the vicinity lower the house price?
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