Three Cape May properties closed at or above their asking prices last week, delivering just over $5 million to sellers in a two-day flurry.
Two sold above ask. A third matched its $2.195 million price.
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The largest premium came at 901 Stockton Avenue, Unit 2. The three-bedroom condominium closed Oct. 9 for $1.9 million — $205,000, or 12.1%, above its $1.695 million ask.
The residence occupies part of the historic Sand Dollar Condominiums, a building dating to 1869, one block from the beach.
At 1261 Virginia Avenue, a three-bedroom, one-bath twin closed Oct. 8 for $970,026. That was $30,126, or 3.2%, above its $939,900 asking price.
The next day, 1027 Virginia Avenue closed for its full $2.195 million ask.
The three-bedroom, two-bath single-family home sits on a 75-by-125-foot lot and includes a detached two-car garage.
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Together, the three sales totaled $5,065,026 — $235,126 above their combined asking prices.
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