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Vancouver’s Homebuying Surge Continues in Mid-Q4
Greater Vancouver sales: 2,166 homes ↑ 27.6% yearly Fraser Valley sales: 1,136 homes ↑ 27.5% yearly Listings & Active Inventory Greater Vancouver: 3,725 new listings ↑ Total active listings: 13,245 ↑ Fraser Valley: 2,637 new listings ↑ Total active listings: 8,125 ↑
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Check out my listing Address: 1328 W PENDER Unit #60, Vancouver, British Columbia V6E4T1
Experience upscale living at the Classico in Coal Harbour. This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom corner unit spans 1,193 sq. ft. and features floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious bedrooms, a flex room, and two balconies with breathtaking views. The efficient layout offers abundant natural light, a fully equipped kitchen with premium appliances, and in-suite laundry. Amenities include an indoor pool,…
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Vancouver on Track to Meet Provincial Housing Targets
The City of Vancouver's first Annual Progress Report shows significant progress in meeting provincial housing targets, with 4,143 new housing units completed, achieving 80% of the year-one goal. Currently, about 58,100 units are in development, with expectations to exceed the target of 28,900 units by delivering over 33,700 by the end of the five-year period.…
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Things Homeowners Should Check in Winter
Protect Pipes: Insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing and bursting during cold weather. Seal Air Leaks: Check windows, doors, and outlets for gaps to save on heating costs.
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Rent decides the “winner” in cost of living battle between Vancouver and Toronto
Vancouver is generally more expensive to live in than Toronto, primarily due to higher rent prices, which are 14.5% greater in Vancouver. To maintain a similar standard of living, one would need about $9,372.40 in Vancouver compared to $8,800 in Toronto. While rent is pricier in Vancouver, dining out is more costly in Toronto. Grocery…
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World’s Best Cities: Vancouver
Vancouver faces challenges with limited hotel and residential spaces, driving up rental prices. Many hotels converted to social housing during the pandemic, reducing the availability of accommodations for tourists.
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ABC Vancouver looks to set property tax hike at 3.9 per cent for 2025
Mayor Ken Sim announced a 3.9% property tax increase to balance Vancouver's $2.36 billion budget, significantly lower than previous hikes. The increase includes 1% for infrastructure and will result in average annual increases of $54 for condos, $149 for single-family homes, and $286 for business properties, alongside an 18.2% rise in utility fees. The budget…
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Opinion: Broadway Plan key to solving Vancouver’s hotel shortage
The Broadway Plan is vital for Vancouver's growth, focusing on a high-density, transit-oriented community as the population nears one million by 2040. It emphasizes expanding tourism infrastructure in Central Broadway and Mount Pleasant to create vibrant cultural and entertainment hubs. The Civic District concept envisions a mixed-use area with hotels, cultural spaces, and public plazas,…
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Check out my new listing Address: 150X 505 NELSON STREET
All Inclusive Highrise Modern Brand New Corner 2 Bedrooms 2 Bath Bright and brand new 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…
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The price has reduced for this Listing, check it out Listing Address: 505 NELSON Unit #30, Coquitlam, British Columbia V0V0V0
Brand New 1-Bedroom with 192 soft Patio A/C Apartment Near Lougheed This modern 1-bed, 1-bath apartment offers energy-efficient A/C, smart thermostats, 9' ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows with high-performance glass for enhanced views and brightness. The building features a business lounge, gym, guest room, entertainment/dining lounge, outdoor social area, and children's play space. Located minutes from…
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