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originalhypa 06-26-2018 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by quasi (Post 8908600)
I could move back to Sask. and be mortgage free in a nicer house then I have here but the only problem with that is I'd have to live in Sask.

exactly.
Let's face it, not many people actually want to live in Saskatchewan. Especially after growing up in the lower mainland.

A whole generation of Vancouverites will be forced to make that change though. The question is, what would we call them? Real Estate refugees? Or xenophobes, like they have for the last two decades?

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Gh0st 06-26-2018 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by G (Post 8908535)
I would say it slowed a bit. Not that many 2 bedroom apartments are being listed, and the ones that are listed are sitting.

1 Bedrooms (which is what mine is) is still pretty hot, but in my development (Wall Centre Central Park) the third tower completed and an influx of listings came up... I think at one point 40-45 listings were active between the whole development. This last weekend I walked by the third tower that finished and there were at least 10 signs outside the main entrance and just a huddle of people. I guess some people are desperate and dropped the price which caused the overall average price per sq.ft. to drop a bit. At the high point during last summer/fall it was hovering around $1200 per sq.ft. but now the high point is around $1050 with average being closer to the $975-$1000 mark. Not bad, but still...:yuno:


We listed our 2 bdrm apartment last month. It sold in 6 or 7 days.

$71,000 over asking.

Fraser/Kensington Area. Wood frame 2011 build.

888/sqft.

westopher 06-26-2018 12:02 PM

Cause it was 888 square feet probably

CivicBlues 06-26-2018 12:11 PM

Let me guess, it sold for $788,544?

($888 x 888 sq/ft :D)

68style 06-26-2018 12:25 PM

^
The Mountain View Cemetery is beautiful this time of year

CivicBlues 06-26-2018 12:25 PM

Closing date set for 8/8/2018?

Ch28 06-26-2018 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 8908680)
Closing date set for 8/8/2018?

Handing over keys at 8:08 am?

jing 06-26-2018 04:19 PM

$71k over asking doesn't mean squat without your list price.

Acurapinoy 06-26-2018 05:30 PM

Yea. Was it listed above your assessment? My 985k example was listed at 980 iirc but assessed at 870.. so they listed it high from the get go and still came out on top. Fuck

Mr.HappySilp 06-29-2018 02:53 PM

Going to list my apartment out next week asking 60k. Let see how much it can actually sell for.

Hondaracer 06-29-2018 02:55 PM

Email? I’ll etranafer you 60k asap bro

westopher 06-29-2018 03:12 PM

Trying to start a bidding war I guess

Mr.HappySilp 06-29-2018 10:50 PM

Lol sorry I mean 600k.
Seems weird most units around are listing for 540 to 590k yet a block away (farther away from metrotown) is listing for a long more. Built years are older too about the same Sq ft.

twitchyzero 06-29-2018 11:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 8908679)
^
The Mountain View Cemetery is beautiful this time of year

downtown too many homelessness
cambie gateway smells funny
river district is flood-prone with noise pollution
mount pleasant and needles in playground
etc. etc.

there's semi-ugly sides to almost every neighbourhood, but anyone owning a place in the Vancouver proper should take pride in what they have...over-inflated or not

JDMStyo 07-04-2018 11:37 AM

Some Presales Updates for July - Happy Independence Day US buddies!

Port Moody
George - by Marcon - Phase 1 SOLD OUT in a week. So much for slow markets.
Phase 2 coming this week - contracts this weekend

Surrey
Avani CenterAll cheap units gone - nothing below $500K. Surrey King George high rise condo with Hilton Treeside below. $340K units were about 350-400ft. Parking spots $35K.

Coquitlam
Meridian
Good new build from Townline (local developer) - should be great - next to Burquiltlam Evergreen skytrain. Easily $950/ft.

City of Lougheed
Tower 2 starting soon. $1000/ft one bedroom start at $560K. Quite the jump from $350K one bedroom in 2016!
VIP coming end of July. Massive new redevelopment zone.

LINEA
This will be hot, Rize's new build in Surrey central.
$750/ft supposedly but with Rize's build quality selling for $900+ft in Surrey hard to imagine.
Marketed by Rennie = will be a gong show.

Vancouver
Cambie Gardens by Onni 70% sold. $900K 1 bedroom to start. Langara Gardens nearby, Cambie corridor, yada yada. Not cheap but low risk play.

OSLER 8888
Further out ways Marine Drive & Osler. Still Vancouver West.
Some clients got $680K one bedrooms. Nice room for flip IMO at $1000/ft.

Windsor
Blow out units 2bedroom + up at $750K. Not bad for Kingsway & Nanaimo. Good rental and potential flip. More rezoning coming in area.

Ch28 07-04-2018 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JDMStyo (Post 8909599)

Windsor
Blow out units 2bedroom + up at $750K. Not bad for Kingsway & Nanaimo. Good rental and potential flip. More rezoning coming in area.

I'm going to ask you since you deal with a lot of presales. Why is Windsor doing so poorly in terms of selling out the building? Is it because the location isn't ideal, or the fact that they seem to be priced too high?

Gh0st 07-04-2018 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 8908679)
^
The Mountain View Cemetery is beautiful this time of year

I'll take a cemetery view if it means banking 300k over 2.5 years of doing nothing. Beggars can't be choosers.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jing (Post 8908706)
$71k over asking doesn't mean squat without your list price.

What about now?

Build 2011
Sqft. 864
Last BC Assessment if i recall correctly was 725k

List price 729,999
Sold for 802k

purchased 2.5 years ago for 485k. 500k all in approx. The condo was paid in full at the time we purchased with no mortgage.

68style 07-04-2018 03:40 PM

You get a big pat on the back sir... and a cookie!

Ludepower 07-04-2018 09:29 PM

Gains bro nice stuff. Haters gonna hate.

Acurapinoy 07-05-2018 07:11 AM

https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/busine...rket-1.3999882

People would look at that at celebrate..but fails to see the prices went up 9% from last June as per the article. So if the prices goes down 9% then itll be a good buy right. Since I can get it for 2017 price haha

Acurapinoy 07-05-2018 07:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gh0st (Post 8909634)
I'll take a cemetery view if it means banking 300k over 2.5 years of doing nothing. Beggars can't be choosers.



What about now?

Build 2011
Sqft. 864
Last BC Assessment if i recall correctly was 725k

List price 729,999
Sold for 802k

purchased 2.5 years ago for 485k. 500k all in approx. The condo was paid in full at the time we purchased with no mortgage.

What did you end up buying after this sale if you don't mind me asking..

Hondaracer 07-05-2018 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Acurapinoy (Post 8909711)
https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/busine...rket-1.3999882

People would look at that at celebrate..but fails to see the prices went up 9% from last June as per the article. So if the prices goes down 9% then itll be a good buy right. Since I can get it for 2017 price haha

The news touts sales are hella down, then someone with actual info like JDM above comes in and says high rises (likely the type of homes people can actually afford) are selling out as they always have.

Yea, sales of detached homes over 1 million are down lol..big help to most

!LittleDragon 07-05-2018 07:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Acurapinoy (Post 8909711)
https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/busine...rket-1.3999882

People would look at that at celebrate..but fails to see the prices went up 9% from last June as per the article. So if the prices goes down 9% then itll be a good buy right. Since I can get it for 2017 price haha

That math is wrong. If it goes down by 9%, it's 9% of a bigger number. Prices dropping by 9% is less than where it started.

2017 - $1,000,000
2018 - $1,000,000 + 9% = $1,090,000
2019 - $1,090,000 - 9% = $991,900

Falling by the same % it went up, it's about $8000 less than in 2017. Not actual numbers used, I started with $1 Million because it's nice and even.

Rates are probably going to go up again next Wednesday, another 25 points.

Acurapinoy 07-05-2018 08:19 PM

Ya i was aware of that..i guess itll be a good deal if it does! =p

Ya. Im curious what will happen with the rates. Buying a million dollar home with a high rate will hurt

Anyone here in the market for a detached or condo or townhome right now?

G 07-05-2018 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ch28 (Post 8909626)
I'm going to ask you since you deal with a lot of presales. Why is Windsor doing so poorly in terms of selling out the building? Is it because the location isn't ideal, or the fact that they seem to be priced too high?

Quite surprised about this too, lots of redevelopment in the area, the street behind is all being developed with townhouses and low-rises as well. A little down is another development. T&T at Kensington Gardens is definitely a plus for that area as well!


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