Its a very old district, kind of uppity, with gorgeous victorian homes.

The home is a historic Victorian/ Queen Anne style home (not on the historic registry any longer) that was finished being built in 1911.

Our previous residence was build in 1925 a Victorian style home.

Hello, I'm a new home owner of a Victorian style house in Maine.

Our office is right on yale st, has a large victorian home we use as the house buying office and a 4 units adjacent to the house on the same property.  1 is the office for our construction company, 1 is a 800sf long term tenant paying $1600, 1 is a 150sf closet that i get $700mo for and the last unit is a 800sf airbnb. 

Are renters in the DT area looking more for an old Victorian house, or is walking distance most important?

Like you I grew up in upstate NY (up on Lake Erie) and I remember back in the early 1980s swapping out old wooden screens and storm windows from the out on my parents circa 1900 victorian home.

I think the STRVs (under 30 days) are limited to the Historic and Victorian districts (with the STRV certificate).

Whether it's a charming Victorian mansion, a mid-century modern gem, or a historic landmark, these properties hold a timeless allure that adds a layer of prestige and desirability to the local real estate market, making them sought-after investments for those who appreciate the intersection of history, art, and real estate.Supply and Demand Dynamics:The basic economic principle of supply and demand plays a critical role in determining property prices.

Best of luck in your investment journey and if you're ever near the Central Coast, I would be happy to give you a tour of my Victorian/STR!