Even when a historic home was priced for less than the cost of one month’s Netflix subscription, it couldn’t find a buyer. Of course, the true cost of the Montclair, NJ home would have been much higher than its $10 list price, because a buyer would have had to pay to move the mansion off its 2.7-acre site. Known as the “Aubrey Lewis House,” the mansion was built in 1906 and belonged to an esteemed […]
source https://therealdeal.com/national/2019/07/21/a-home-listed-for-10-dollars-but-no-one-wanted-it/#new_tab
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