This is a very important comparison because the home on E Winder Street was sold as a turnkey, recently updated investment property. It features modern flooring and refreshed cabinets, yet it sold for less per square foot than the current asking price for 130 Booth Avenue. Since the home for sale still requires significant interior repairs, it appears to be priced above the current market for its condition.

Both 130 Booth Avenue and the home on N Bullock Street are positioned as investor opportunities requiring significant work. While this sold listing is slightly smaller, it traded at a much lower price point per square foot. Given that 130 Booth Avenue still needs a full bathroom restoration and interior finishing, the current asking price seems high for the amount of work remaining.

This property on Harriett Street represents a much more intensive restoration project, as evidenced by the boarded windows and lower sale price. However, even with the better exterior condition of 130 Booth Avenue, the price gap is substantial. It serves as a reminder of the lower entry points available for homes in this area that require a total overhaul.