Hey @Pete Mathias, you’re probably looking at a low C Class area but it varies quite a bit block by block so it’s tough to say with 100% certainty. 

Unlike poured foundations or brick/cement-block foundations, the stones aren't very uniform, so there is a little art to replacing individual stones.Sometimes you have to repoint the mortar in between the stones.

I would lean towards nice laminate over butcher block.

I've had substantially renovated properties (kitchens, baths, wiring etc.) appraised over a 1% RV when the one 2-3 blocks over (or on the same block) was under 1% RV.Happy hunting!

We've had two completely different ARV appraisals on basically the same home within 2 blocks.   

Bought for around $700K 4/5 years ago a few blocks outside of Union Square. 

I was working on one property and I did exactly that , I searched by lot and block numbers.

Especially interested around the Fred Martin Elementary school area, there is a big factory looking building behind it, large block, seems totally empty?

Hi BP,I’m thinking of purchasing several multi family units on the same block.

Should have went with block home with all the termites and hurricanes Florida has to offer.