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House Hunt: Your 10,000 Square-Foot Dream Home May Cost Less Than You Think

Featured homes show older homes with massive square feet are often priced less than newer homes.

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For some folks looking to buy, an older home may be the way to go. Through AOL Real Estate, we found a 16,000 square-foot home, built in 2010 selling for $11,500,000 vs. a 12,032 square-foot home built in 1992 priced at $2,200,000.

Take a look at the homes we found.

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