Fun fact, were you aware that buildings can shift depending on temperatures outdoors? This might remind you of middle school science classes, but heat will cause most materials to expand while the cold will cause them to contract. As a result, many architects and engineers often have to make sure that control joints are made up of the right materials and in good condition.
The building class code for 380 Mather Street is unknown but given the importance of this information, we will work to update this data as soon as possible.
Interested in learning more about the neighborhood that the property is located in?
Buildings in the New Haven area have a median price of $2,400.
Those in the 25th percentile, have a price around $1,800.
While those in the 75th percentile, have a price around $3,213.
Typically, the buildings in this area have a median sqft of 1,259.
That means that the median price per sqft is around $2.
In other words, the price per sqft for buildings in the 25th percentile is $2.
While the price per sqft for buildings in the 75th percentile is $3.
As a breakdown, we've included the following stats:
- There are currently a total of 15 studio listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $1,541.
That's $2.68 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 79 one bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $1,600.
That's $2.18 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 181 two bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $2,000.
That's $1.85 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 163 three bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $2,750.
That's $1.93 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 102 four bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $4,000.
That's $1.81 price per sqft.
