Majority of home buyers would settle for a haunted house as sky-rocketing prices leaves Americans spooked

A majority of home buyers would consider a haunted house as skyrocketing prices in the housing market scare Americans.

a questionnaire from Zillow Group Inc. Discovered that 67 percent of potential home buyers could be convinced to tolerate a few spirits in the attic if all the boxes were checked.

The poll among 901 recent home buyers and 993 potential buyers demonstrates the extreme compromises that Americans are willing to conclude on the current housing market, the company wrote in a press release.

More than a third of the potential home buyers said they would buy a haunted house if the price is lower, and 40 percent of home buyers said the same as the house had facilities such as a large back garden, a swimming pool or a garage for two cars. .

Of recent homebuyers, a whopping 12 percent said they are convinced their home is definitely haunted.

“The combination of high prices, limited stocks and rising interest rates ensure a witch brew of problems for potential homeowners,” says Manny Garcia, a senior population scientist at Zillow.

The Grisso Mansion in Seminole, Oklahoma is for sale for $1.8 million by its decade-long owner, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

The Priestley Home in Mississippi, listed at $999,999, is also known for sightings of the ghosts of Dr. James Priestley and his wife

Skyrocketing home prices and mortgage interest rates have reduced purchasing power and may have frightened many potential home buyers.

Home loans this Halloween season cost more than double what they did two years ago.

Last week the mortgage interest rate reached the highest point in 23 years, namely 7.63 percent, a significant increase compared to the 3.1 percent in October 2021.

House prices are almost 30 percent more expensive than in 2019 before the pandemic disrupted the housing market.

The survey also found that nearly 30 percent of potential buyers would be more likely to purchase a home if it was haunted.

They could consider the George Champlin Mason house – a classic Victorian building with ten bedrooms located between the center and the beaches of Rhode Island, which is for sale for $ 3,999,999.

The ghost of George C. Mason, the architect of this house, has reportedly been sighted in this unique home that spans 5,838 square feet.

Other observed spirits include a lady in Victorian clothing who descends the stairs and a woman with a baby in a children’s room sitting in a classic Edwardian chair.

The historic building has ten bedrooms, twelve bathrooms and twelve fireplaces. The gardens around the house also contain a tree house and offer opportunities for a garage and a swimming pool.

The George Champlin Mason house has ten bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 12 fireplaces.

The gardens around the house also contain a tree house and offer opportunities for a garage and a swimming pool

The Grisso Mansion in Seminole, Oklahoma is for sale for $ 1.8 million by the ten -year owner, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma.

The country house has four bedrooms and six bathrooms, including a vineyard, a garage of 1600 square meters, a swimming pool, fountains and more.

The house built by William Edward ‘Doc’ Grisso for his wife Margaret ‘Maggie’ Grisso has been a hotspot of paranormal activities for years.

Stories about the paranormal activity of the Grisso Mansion largely stem from the ‘dark secrets’ hidden during his journey to wealth.

It is believed that Doc Grisso married Seminole-Vrouw named Suda to gain access to her land rights and poisoned her a few months later.

Since then, Suda and a boy named Micco spend their days in the basement of the Grisso Mansion, where the formal ballroom was built.

The house built by William Edward ‘Doc’ Grisso for his wife Margaret ‘Maggie’ Grisso has been a hotspot of paranormal activities for years

It is believed that Doc Grisso married Seminole-Vrouw named Suda to gain access to her land rights and poisoned her a few months later.

The ghosts of Dr. James Priestley and his wife appear to linger in the house and are often seen despite renovations by multiple homeowners over the years

The Priestley Home in Mississippi, noted at $ 999,999, is also known for the observations of the spirits of Dr. James Priestley and his wife.

The couple spent their last days together in the house and died during the epidemic of yellow fever in the early 20th century.

Their spirits seem to linger in the house and are often seen despite renovations by several homeowners for years.

It is believed that Susan Priestley became so attached to the house after her husband died and has since seen the neighbors in the bedroom where she died and stood by the windows.

The piano played automatically and the candles fell out of their holders. The building has four bedrooms, a formal dining room and a library.