X-Message-Number: 26813
From: "David Pizer" <>
Subject: confuses "high" with "low"
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:02:58 -0700

Reply from Pizer


  said:
"At $17,000 per acre, in the remote high desert no less, one would expect at 
the least:  reliable roads all year long, public water, public sewer, 
public electric, and no annually bulging community association type fees, 

OR restrictions.  Well, let's hear what it is really like and why the price is 
so high."


David's reply:  The price is low for this type of Arizona land.  If this land 
had all the things you talked about in already the selling price would be 
$30,000 per acre.  In fact last month I sold a 5 acre parcel with the things you
described for $150,000.


But this land that is now for sale has a very good road to it.  It is dirt, but 
it has been graveled and it is only a 10 minute drive at most.


One can build a house and live on this wonderful land now.  It is very prisitne,
quiet and secluded and yet just a few minutes from eveything.


You might want to come see the land and find out more about the value before you
criticize (so wrongly).  


I don't really care if anyone buys this land or not.  If I don't sell it to 
cryonicists now at these prices, I will sell it to non-cryonicists at twice (or 
more) what I am offering it now for in a year.


What I am hoping to do is offer a nice secluded place for cryonicists to come 
live and be near one another and yet be close to Alcor and other amenities.


David




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