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The price has reduced for this Listing, check it out Listing Address: 252X W 35TH AVENUE
This property includes hot water, an in-suite washer and dryer, kitchen appliances (fridge, stove, oven, microwave), and two beds (queen, king) with a dining set. Internet and hydro are not included. Located in desirable Mackenzie Heights, this home features a spacious layout with open living and dining areas, and one bedroom with a large den.…
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Check out my listing Address: 80X 4657 HAZEL STREET
Welcome to The Lexington, a well-maintained concrete highrise in Metrotown. This spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit offers 703 sq ft of comfortable living with stunning North-West views The Property Includes: -Hot water -In-Suite Washer and Dryer -Kitchen appliances- Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Oven -Access to all building amenities -One Parking -Furniture Not Include: Hydro, Internet Located in…
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Condo Renovation Do’s and Don’ts
Develop a detailed plan, including budget and design goals, before starting your condo renovation. Allocate a budget that accounts for unexpected costs and allows flexibility throughout the renovation.
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Check out my listing Address: 252X W 35TH AVENUE
This property includes hot water, an in-suite washer and dryer, kitchen appliances (fridge, stove, oven, microwave), and two beds (queen, king) with a dining set. Internet and hydro are not included. Located in desirable Mackenzie Heights, this home features a spacious layout with open living and dining areas, and one bedroom with a large den.…
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Premier Eby sees fresh Vancouver housing project as model for all B.C.
A new housing development in Vancouver aims to provide 2,600 units on Indigenous land, with the provincial government covering 40% of the financing costs, totaling $672 million. Eligible buyers will finance the remaining 60% through 99-year strata leaseholds from three First Nations. The initiative targets first-time home-buyers and aims to make housing more affordable, with…
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The Impact of Vancouver Empty Home Tax
The Canadian housing market faces a severe imbalance, with supply lagging behind surging demand. Vancouver’s vacant home tax increased housing availability but did not spur new constructions or lower rents.
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2,600 new homes to be sold at 60% market value in Vancouver
Up to 2,600 new housing units are planned for the Heather Lands in Vancouver, to be sold at 60% of market value, prioritizing first-time homebuyers. The B.C. government will finance 40% of the purchase price, with buyers covering the remaining 60% under a 99-year lease. The initiative targets middle-income buyers who meet specific residency and…
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Easy Money Era Ends for Metro Vancouver
Vancouver property taxes rose by 7.5% this year, with another 7% increase expected in 2025. Cities relied on rising Real Estate prices and development fees to freeze property taxes, but market conditions changed.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours survivors and raises awareness about their experiences. It's a symbol of Canada's commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous communities. Wearing orange shirts on this day symbolizes respect for survivors and raises awareness about residential schools. May this day inspire a future where every voice is heard, and every spirit…
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Vancouver Real Estate Prices Slip As Sales Fall 26% Below 10-Year Average
Greater Vancouver's real estate market is showing signs of decline, with composite home prices falling for the third consecutive month. In August, the benchmark price dropped 0.1% to CA$1,195,900, marking a 0.9% decrease over the past year. Home sales were 26% below the 10-year average, with only 1,891 transactions recorded. Inventory levels are rising, with…
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