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[sopas ej]

From Pasadena Now:

Holy Price Tag, Batman
Pasadena's Stately Wayne Manor on the market for $32 million

By ANDRÉ COLEMAN, MANAGING EDITOR
Published on Thursday, July 16, 2026 | 6:27 am



A historic Pasadena mansion made famous as Bruce Wayne’s Wayne Manor in the 1960s “Batman” television series has returned to the market with a $32 million asking price — roughly 56% higher than the record-setting $20.5 million it sold for just one year ago.

The Tudor Revival estate at 380 S. San Rafael Ave., built in 1928, was listed this week, marking its first public offering since the 1990s. The property’s previous off-market sale in July set a record as the highest price ever paid for a home in Pasadena.

If the estate sells near its asking price, it would shatter its own city record.

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The house was used in other film/TV productions, too:
https://www.iamnotastalker.com/2010/04/06/wayne-manor-from-the-batman-television-series

[Gresto]

Originally Posted by Wigs

Price cut to $3.9M. It was owned for 7 decades by the Butler family, publisher/longtime owner of The Buffalo News. It's been used as offices for the last 5 decades under various ownership. Purchased a few years ago by Washington DC developer, Doug Jemal of Douglas Development which had acquired quite the Buffalo/WNY real estate portfolio

The main house is roughly 21,000 sq ft and the carriage house adds roughly another 8,000 sq ft. Set on 3.2 acres right in the heart of Buffalo, NY.

Holy 🞵🞵🞵🞵, what a steal! Conversely, who needs a house like that?

[Wigs]

Originally Posted by Gresto

Holy 🞵🞵🞵🞵, what a steal! Conversely, who needs a house like that?

Finding a comparable mansion in Toronto it would be worth around $25 Million CAD or around $18M USD, possibly even more.

[Gresto]

Originally Posted by Wigs

Finding a comparable mansion in Toronto it would be worth around $25 Million CAD or around $18M USD, possibly even more.

Probably, though I'm not sure there exists a house that grand in Toronto. Prices of SFHs have declined 24% during the ongoing slump, but are still too high.

[Six Corners]

Originally Posted by Gresto

Holy 🞵🞵🞵🞵, what a steal! Conversely, who needs a house like that?

Mad scientists and 19th century oil barons are probably the primary market for this.

[Yuri]

139,700 new units were launched in São Paulo in 2025, while 113,000 new units were sold (R$ 58.8 billion or US$ 11.6 billion).

- Out of the 139,700 units, 86,000 had two bedrooms, 44,000 one, 7,100 three.

- 37,400 had less than 30m² (323 sq ft); 83,700 between 30m²-45m² (323 sq ft - 484 sq ft); 7,300 between 45m²-65m² (484 sq ft - 700 sq ft)

- On Downtown alone (about 500k inh.), 12,600 units were launched and 10,800 were sold.

- At the moment, there are 317,000 units under construction in São Paulo. The average construction cycle is 36 months.

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[sopas ej]

I love this house, and the neighborhood it's in.

Parts of it totally look like it could be in a film noir.

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[Wigs]

Originally Posted by sopas ej

I love this house, and the neighborhood it's in.

Parts of it totally look like it could be in a film noir.

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classic California vibes

[Altoic]

UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026
https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealthmanagement/insights/global-real-estate-bubble-index.html

[Yuri]

Originally Posted by Altoic

UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026
https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealthmanagement/insights/global-real-estate-bubble-index.html

I don't think São Paulo would be high on the list, but the astounding amount of residential units delivered year after year make me wonder whether they won't be able to fill all those units anymore.

On the other hand, São Paulo's AA and AAA corporate office vacancy rate dropped to 13.1% in the second quarter of 2026, marking the lowest level recorded in 17 years. On Paulista Avenue is at 3%; Faria Lima Avenue (São Paulo financial center) is at 9%. Here I see some potential.

[Altoic]

Originally Posted by Yuri

I don't think São Paulo would be high on the list, but the astounding amount of residential units delivered year after year make me wonder whether they won't be able to fill all those units anymore.

On the other hand, São Paulo's AA and AAA corporate office vacancy rate dropped to 13.1% in the second quarter of 2026, marking the lowest level recorded in 17 years. On Paulista Avenue is at 3%; Faria Lima Avenue (São Paulo financial center) is at 9%. Here I see some potential.

Is Sao Paulo a buyers market right now, or sellers?

[Kenmore]

hadn't browsed zillow here in a while, v depressing how expensive a shitbox 2/1 costs in what used to be an affordable neighborhood, sad times