
Come. On. It's south east side across from a mall. What drives that land value, easy access to shopping? I don't begrudge you skinning these sheep but save the Goldilocks tales for 'savvy investors'.
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this statement oozes with naivety. Have you learned nothing in the 4 yrs you've been posting here?"registered"
What drives that land value
The consequence of hubris, ignorance and greed-fueled gullibility defining another's world view?Have you learned nothing in the 4 yrs you've been posting here?
48 by 115 is a desirable lot to build. Do I think it's worth $965? Hell no. But somebody did and several builders were obviously bidding on it....even less so.![]()
Come. On. It's south east side across from a mall. What drives that land value, easy access to shopping? I don't begrudge you skinning these sheep but save the Goldilocks tales for 'savvy investors'.
Do you think it was builders or an owner-occupier? I don't know how common either types are in purchasing these days. Is it mostly investors outbidding everyone else these days? Just wondering.several builders were obviously bidding on it
I can't believe that a builder would be buying that to build and flip.Do you think it was builders or an owner-occupier? I don't know how common either types are in purchasing these days. Is it mostly investors outbidding everyone else these days? Just wondering.several builders were obviously bidding on it
The majority, if not ALL, of 50' lots being sold these days with crappy houses on them are builders tearing them down. Many people who want to actually live in the smaller bungalows will buy a 33 for the obvious price difference. I am beginning to think there are 100,000 new builders in this city. It's crazy how many lots and tear downs are having multiple offers.Do you think it was builders or an owner-occupier? I don't know how common either types are in purchasing these days. Is it mostly investors outbidding everyone else these days? Just wondering.several builders were obviously bidding on it
Around these parts, that's like wondering what life would be like if the sun rises in the west.Makes you wonder what could happen if all the 'hot' money vanished
Today, 403 W. 19th sold. List was $1.098M. Sold for $1.322. 8 offers. Families AND builders. 1875 Sq ft, 3 bed 2 bath.thinktom, do you think it's owner-occupiers who are contracting the build, investors who are building on spec, or investors who have an owner-occupier "lined up" who will take title once the property is built? I've heard of all 3 but don't know if one is massively dominating the others. It also provides clues who is actually the "bagholder" at the end.
I don't necessarily doubt the endless supply of limitless wealth buying properties, but I'm wondering what's ultimately to be done with these multimillion dollar structures once they're built. If it's anything like parts of SE Asia I'm familiar with, many will simply sit vacant. And yes this is nothing new for anyone who's been in the city for more than 15 years.
Why bother updating when everybody knows bobcat is on its waycharming updated
Anything is possible... but not probable.Around these parts, that's like wondering what life would be like if the sun rises in the west.Makes you wonder what could happen if all the 'hot' money vanished
"70's meets Yaletown" this 70's Bi-Level has had a fabulous Euro look reno upstairs. Very clean lines and minimalist look. Bamboo floors, lots of pot lights, and wonderful new kitchen. Large open plan main floor, 4 pce ensuite in master and high walkout basement with bathroom and fireplace. Lower level ideal to make a large suite and keep the rex room for owner. Minutes to Oakridge, Canada Line and Van Horne Elementary