See Pictures of the Burnt-out Jamaica Plain House on the Market for Half a Million
WASHINGTON - JULY 9: The house where 86-year-old Lou Edna Jones died in a fire that investigators have declared was arson is shown July 9, 2003 in the northeast section of Washington, DC. The fire is one of the 17 cases since March in the Washington area that police are investigating for links to a serial arsonist. Five of the fires, which have already been declared arson by investigators, were set in a similar fashion, according to police. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
More proof the housing market in the Boston metro is absolutely, positively, 100% out of control: $499,900 for a pile of burnt lumber.
OK, maybe I’m exaggerating. But only a little. Last December, a two-alarm fire caused $350,000 in damages at 24 Union Ave. And now the house is on the market, primed for development, of course. Because it’s going to take more than a little TLC to rehab this tinderbox. Boston.com has more here.
This burnt-out Jamaica Plain home is on the market for half a million https://t.co/3cTd8EWkS3 pic.twitter.com/tbYUH5L559
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