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A home focused on detail rather than a bigger space (opens the original)
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Les Lang knew building a custom house in today’s market would be more of a labour of love than an equity-building proposition. Custom houses are a luxury that most people cannot afford, especially with high construction costs and a real estate market that’s in a downturn. The initial outlay may take years to recover, if ever. Mr. Lang and wife, Sherri Acres, who moved from Calgary to build their home on 2.8 acres in Chilliwack, B.C., had to think hard about spending a premium to build over buyin
New Westminster condo owners sell low, but can buy low as well (opens the original)
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608 Belmont St., Unit 201, New Westminster, B.C. Sellers’ agent: Dennis Sepulveda, Stilhavn Real Estate Services The listing agent had helped the sellers purchase the property in 2020, for $485,000. They wanted to move to a comparable home in Vancouver. “We knew that the market was trending downward, which meant we wouldn’t be able to get 2024 pricing on their condo,” said Dennis Sepulveda. “But I assured them that the market drop had affected all neighbourhoods, so they would be able to recover
Advocates promote an alternative to home demolition in Vancouver (opens the original)
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Vancouver is the demolition capital of Canada. About 90,000 detached homes will be torn down nationally over the next decade, and one third of those houses will be located in Metro Vancouver, according to a new report partly funded by the federal government. The Vancouver region averaged 3,210 house demolitions each year between 2013 and 2023, the highest demolition rate out of seven cities studied, according to Vancouver-based Light House, a 20-year-old non-profit organization that advocates fo
White Rock home sells $150,000 below 2021 purchase price (opens the original)
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Previous selling price: $1.5-million (2021) Buyer’s agent: Jeremy Sellmer, Oakwyn Realty The sellers had purchased the property for $1.5-million in 2021, so the sale price shows the market adjustment under way, said the buyer’s agent Jeremy Sellmer. “The clients loved the neighbourhood; they wanted something newer, they wanted a detached house, and they wanted to keep it under $1.36-million,” said the agent. “And this one fit the bill.” His clients didn’t have any competition, he added. “We put
Vancouver home gets multiple offers but still sells under asking price (opens the original)
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Buyers’ agent: Jeremy Sellmer, Oakwyn Realty The buyer’s agent Jeremy Sellmer said his clients had competition but the home still sold for under asking and close to the assessed value of $2,424,000. The sellers had paid $2.7-million in 2021, at the peak of the market. “You may kick off a multiple offer on a property if you’re priced well, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to get above-asking,” said Mr. Sellmer. “In fact, a lot of times we’re seeing multiple offers come in under-asking
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