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City of Vancouver begins planning process for 17 new Village areas
Vancouver City Council has approved a plan to create 17 new "Villages" in low-density residential areas to boost housing supply with low-rise multi-family developments. Located within 400 metres of minor retail streets, these areas will feature buildings of three to six storeys, townhouses, and multiplexes. The planning will take 18 months, with a total of…
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Here’s how much costs to live in Vancouver and how it compares to other Canadian cities
Vancouver is the most expensive city in Canada, with a cost of living averaging $3,793.63 per month. The average price for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,675, and homes average $1,197,700. Despite its high costs, Vancouver boasts a diverse and rapidly growing economy, supported by sectors like technology and film. Toronto follows with a monthly cost…
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Check out my new listing Address: 505 750 DOGWOOD STREET
Welcome to Kira! This stylish 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo features a fitness center, community garden, and rooftop lounge. The suite boasts a bright and airy living/dining room, laminate flooring, and carpeting in the bedrooms. It includes HRV energy-efficient heating, 9-foot ceilings, a sleek kitchen with a 5-burner gas stove, and large windows equipped with "Wood-style 2"…
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Vancouver 2,600 Homes to Sell at 60% Market Value
A new Indigenous-led condominium project in Vancouver will prioritize first-time homebuyers. Up to 2,600 housing units will be sold at 60% of market value under 99-year leasehold agreements.
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Is a highrise boom coming to Vancouver’s East Hastings neighbourhood?
A proposal for three high-rise towers in Strathcona includes two rental towers of 38 and 39 stories and a 19-story social housing building. Residents express concerns about the scale being out of character with the neighborhood and the lack of infrastructure, particularly regarding parking. The city aims for 20% social housing in new developments, which…
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Federal Land in Metro Vancouver to Become Housing
Federal sites in Vancouver and Port Moody are identified for redevelopment into affordable housing. Both properties are near major transit lines, enhancing accessibility.
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Vancouver condo market shaped by investors who prefer smaller units
Investors are increasingly favoring smaller condo units in Vancouver and Toronto due to higher rent per square foot, as confirmed by a recent StatCan report. This trend has contributed to the shrinking size of condos over the years, with a significant portion of new units being less than 600 square feet. The study highlights that…
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Check out my listing Address: 1165 ESPERANZA DRIVE
?This is a lovely and recently updated 3-b, 3-bath home located in the peaceful New Horizons neighbourhood. The house features a beautiful kitchen, perfect for entertaining, with white cabinets, and s/s appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen, the family room boasts a charming wood-burning fireplace and French doors that open to a very private, fully fenced…
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Check out my listing Address: 23936 KANAKA WAY
NO STRATA FEES, which means NO STRATA RULES for this Executive style Row home, built by award-winning Foxridge Homes. This spacious and bright 4 bdrm plus bonus flex room/office offers a great layout, including a gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances (replaced in 2021) and deluxe cabinetry. Open concept living with main…
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Dramatic Turnaround Predicted for Metro Vancouver Housing Market
Millennial Demand Rising: Nearly 75% of millennials and Gen Z prioritize homeownership, driving future market growth.Surge in Sales Expected: Increased buyer activity is anticipated to reduce excess inventory, especially in multi-family markets.