Realtor.com reports that 650 Main Street N, Unit B01 sold for $650,000 on August 12, 2026 and identifies Richard McDonough as the seller’s representative. This dated Terra Springs example can inform a comparable discussion when the unit layout and ownership differences are recorded alongside the price.
Key takeaways
- The source now reports a completed August 12, 2026 sale at $650,000.
- Compare the brownstone layout and ownership package with your actual unit.
- Use current association information for your own pricing and listing.
In this guide
The property and Richard McDonough’s recorded role
The Realtor.com historical property page, checked September 18, 2026, identifies Richard McDonough as the seller’s representative and reports a completed sale. This replaces this handbook's earlier note that the outcome had not been confirmed.
| Item | Publicly reported record |
|---|---|
| Address | 650 Main Street N, Unit B01, Stillwater |
| Reported closing | August 12, 2026 |
| Reported sale price | $650,000 |
| Interior | 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1,948 square feet |
| Seller’s representative | Richard McDonough |
| Property reference | Northstar MLS 7090015 / parcel 2803020110051 |
The local condo research hub connects this transaction to the building guides and other Stillwater property checks.
Compare the layout before comparing the price
Start with the Terra Springs building and layout guide. The development name alone does not describe the route through a home. Record entry level, internal stairs, bedroom locations, laundry and the route from garage to living space.
For your own unit, produce a level-labelled floor plan and identify the connections the photos need to show. An apartment-style unit and a brownstone can have the same bedroom count while providing different daily living arrangements. Those differences affect which homes a buyer may consider together.
| Question | What to put in your comparison |
|---|---|
| Where are the main rooms? | Entry, living area and bedrooms by level |
| How does parking work? | The actual route and documented spaces |
| Which outside spaces are included? | Location and right of use |
| What needs updating? | Observed condition and improvement records |
| What does ownership cost? | Current charges, included services and known obligations |
Use the sale-price ratio alongside the unit facts
The reported price divided by reported area is approximately $333.68 per square foot. That calculation describes this sale. It gives the agent a number to explain alongside condition, layout, ownership costs and transaction timing.
Compare that approach with the Lofts Unit 202 record. The difference between their ratios should prompt questions about the properties and dates. It cannot by itself establish that one building is a better value or that either ratio applies to your condo.
Use the pricing worksheet to put the evidence in a consistent format. Ask for additional comparable sales before choosing a range and separate current asking prices from completed sale prices.
Build a current association-cost comparison
Obtain your own unit’s current dues and the services included. Check whether the figure covers the same categories as a competing unit, and record any approved assessments separately. A historical portal amount can be useful background, but the manager’s current information belongs in the sale file.
The association-cost guide explains how to separate recurring charges from specific obligations. Put the agreed seller and buyer allocation into the transaction documents and settlement calculation. For the complete document request, follow the resale packet checklist.
If the buyer uses mortgage financing, ask the lender what project information remains outstanding. Deliver questions to the association contact responsible for the actual building. Keep a log of the request, recipient and response so an unanswered question is visible before closing week.
Turn the example into a property-specific conversation with Richard McDonough
Richard McDonough's Stillwater listing overview now includes the reported B01 outcome. Ask which parts of the example resemble your unit and which would change the proposed price or marketing.
Bring the plan, improvement records and current association information. Use the photography brief to request media showing the route through the home. Then compare the deliverables and responsibilities in the listing-agent interview sheet.
The public record supplies the transaction figures and representative attribution. It does not disclose private negotiations or seller net proceeds. The hero image is an illustration rather than a photograph of B01.
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