Is this polka dot house spot on? A retired house painter from North Dakota has turned his home into what he says is a beautiful polka dot landmark. Jim Deitz has recently finished putting the final dots on his century-old home that he has now turned into six apartments. Deitz said he was offered $100,000 dollars for his house last year but the deal did not go through. Now he says he would ask for $150,000. The city's senior planner, Ryan Brooks, said the polka dot house is an eyesore and claims this is Deitz's way of protesting against the city's decision not to buy the property. Deitz denies the accusation and says he likes the colours.