Appraisers assess the value of a house off of a multitude of variables like similar houses in the area and what special amenities the house features. But what do they do when the building is uniquely designed?
Inspired by an article in Gizmodo, this list shows that not every building is created equal.
The real question is whether or not the buildings will ever be able to resell.
After all, what is the fair value of a duck in the housing market?
1. Longaberger Company – Newark, Ohio (pictured above)
This seven-story building is home to the corporate headquarters of the Longaberger Basket Company.The building is 160 times larger that the company’s medium-market basket. But at least it holds the title of the world’s largest basket.
2. The Shoe House – Hellam, Pennsylvania
Built in 1948, the building is a wood frame structure covered with wire lath and coated with cement stucco. The giant shoe was created as a giant advertisement originally used as a guesthouse, complete with five different levels and three bedrooms.
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http://www.housingwire.com/blogs/1-rewired/post/30292-bizarre-buildings-that-will-probably-never-sell
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