SAN FRANCISCO (KGO/CNN) - There's a listing that has many talking: A parking spot is being sold for $100,000.
Not a unit. A parking spot.
"I had a picture of it and everything, and my phone was ringing off the hook because people thought '$100,000 for property in San Francisco!' said real estate agent Bill Williams. "They were clamoring for that. But I had to disappoint people."
Williams, with Compass Real Estate, said he already got a verbal offer for $90,000, but it wasn’t enough for his clients. Located a block away from the ballpark, it’s in a prime location.
And yes, it's legal.
Like every other unit in the building, the owner would still have to pay for property taxes and an HOA fee of $28 a month.
Neighbors were as shocked as anyone.
"Ridiculous!" said resident Peggy Chou.
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