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919 33rd St
Sold on April 8, 1977 for $34,500 and never listed since — at 49 years, the longest off-market stretch in this collection, taking the record from 643 38th St by one year. The house has never appeared on the MLS: its entire market history is a single public-record deed, and every fact here comes from county records. That 1977 Prop 13 basis holds the assessment at $80,748 against valuation models that clustered around $540K–$570K in July 2026.
At a glance
Beds
2
Baths
1
Square feet
925 sq ft
Lot size
5,000 sq ft
Year built
1941
Stories
1
Garage
Attached 1-car (190 sq ft)
County
Contra Costa County
APN
524-070-013
Zoning
RL2
Neighborhood
North and East
Annual tax
$2,543
Assessed value
$80,748
Listings elsewhere
Zillow
Redfin
Realtor.com
Compass
Homes.comPrice history
| Date | Event | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 8, 1977 | Sold | $34,500 | Public record |
Construction and systems
Rooms
5
Subdivision
Richmond City Center
Lot
Legal lots 24 & 25, block 7
House notes
- Off market since April 8, 1977 — at 49 years, the longest off-market stretch in the collection, a year ahead of 643 38th St
- Sits on two legal lots — lots 24 and 25, block 7 of the Richmond City Center subdivision
- The 1977 Prop 13 base keeps the 2026 assessment at $80,748, roughly 15% of what July 2026 valuation models estimate
- The most recent tax bill nearly doubled (+94.5% to $2,543) while the assessment rose the standard 2%; the bill had halved just as abruptly in 2020
- No MLS listing has ever been recorded for it — no listing photo of the house exists on any site
- Street View shows a steep storybook front gable with a half-timbered peak over the attached garage
Insights
Last sold
$34,500 (1977)
First recorded sale
$34,500 (1977)
Appreciation
—
Price per sq ft
$37 (at last sale)
