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The price has reduced for this Listing, check it out Listing Address: 505 NELSON Unit #170, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3J0R5
Bright and stylish 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom corner unit with L-shaped windows, open-concept kitchen, 9' ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, smart thermostats, and a private patio with city views. Building Amenities: Co-working lounge, fitness center, sports court, BBQ area, fireside lounge, entertainment/dining lounge, and kids' play area. Location: Minutes to Vancouver Golf Club, Blue Mountain Park, SFU, Safeway, IKEA,…
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Check out my listing Address: 505 NELSON Unit #150, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3J0R5
Brand New 1-Bedroom Highrise Apartment with A/C near Lougheed Modern 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit with energy-efficient A/C and smart thermostats. Interiors feature 9´ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and high-performance glass for optimal light and views. Amenities include a business lounge, fitness center, guest suite, entertainment/dining lounge, outdoor social lounge, and children´s play area. Conveniently located near Vancouver…
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More than 40 per cent of Metro Vancouver residents prefer single-family homes, survey finds
A Metro Vancouver survey shows that over 40% of homeowners prefer single-family homes, influenced by income and relocation frequency. However, there's a mismatch between desired housing types and available options due to limited land and a shift towards higher density living. The survey, involving 3,000 long-term residents, categorized households as "stickers," "movers," or "bouncers," highlighting…
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Vancouver Condo Market Faces Cooling Trend
Vancouver's condo market faces a slowdown due to high costs, rising interest rates, and reduced demand. Developers struggle with unsold inventory and cautious lenders, halting new projects in key Canadian markets.
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Vancouver draft budget proposes 5.5% property tax increase
Vancouver's proposed 2025 operating budget is $2.4 billion, including a 5.5% property tax increase, raising taxes by approximately $77 for median strata units and $211 for median single-family homes. The Vancouver Police Department seeks an additional $22.8 million, potentially requiring budget cuts or further tax hikes. The budget also proposes an $8 million increase for…
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More promising signs for affordable rent across Metro Vancouver
Renting in Metro Vancouver is showing signs of improvement, with recent reports indicating a trend towards more affordable rates. liv.rent notes that rents have remained below 2023 levels for five consecutive months, while Zumper reports a decline in median rents in pricier areas. Downtown Vancouver remains the most expensive, averaging $2,772 for an unfurnished one-bedroom.…
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Vancouver Buyers Rebound: Sales Jump 32%
Home sales in Greater Vancouver rose 31.9% in October compared to last year, suggesting a rebound. In October, Greater Vancouver recorded 2,632 sales, only 5.5% below the 10-year average for the month.
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Are Falling Metro Vancouver Prices a Sign of What’s Ahead?
Metro Vancouver’s housing market sees rising inventory and declining prices, signaling a possible shift in dynamics. In October 2024, Metro Vancouver reported a 31.9% increase in residential property sales year-over-year.
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How Much It Costs to Live in Vancouver
Vancouver is ranked the priciest city in Canada, with high housing and living costs. A one-bedroom apartment averages $2,675, and a home costs around $1.2 million in Vancouver.
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The federal government’s housing strategy is failing Vancouver’s most vulnerable
Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser announced over $574 million to build 953 new rental homes in Vancouver, but 80% of these units are for households earning over $87,000, leaving low-income individuals at risk of homelessness. National Housing Day highlights the urgent need for action, as homelessness has increased by 20% since the National Housing Strategy…
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