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Tim Budong 02-10-2011 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Death2Theft (Post 7300941)
Just curious what kind of students are staying in whiterock for homestay? ESL?

ESL i believe. i'd say 80% of em go to semiahmoo secondary on some sorta ESL program

penner2k 02-10-2011 09:50 PM

I'm so glad I moved to Calgary..

SupraTTturbo2jz 02-10-2011 09:51 PM

this damn area is gettin outta control. all the prices rising for everything. we r fucked

wouwou 02-10-2011 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by skyxx (Post 7300972)
Because no one wants to buy condos where bums will be living in the same unit as you next door. Another point is that Mainlanders don't like property that has been lived in before.

I am pretty sure they just dont like living in properties that people DIED in.

PiuYi 02-10-2011 10:07 PM

^wut

dutch 02-10-2011 10:24 PM

we need to copy amsterdam. locals get first priority on residential real estate. if it doesn't sell, it goes to the international market.

Lomac 02-10-2011 10:35 PM

Weird. I'm in White Rock all the time and it still seems pretty damn white to me. Guess the OB crowd scares away the C-Lai's... :lol

RFlush 02-10-2011 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Carl Johnson (Post 7300953)
But let's face it, many of these Chinese millionaires who are buying properties here got rich through some type of fraud and tax evasion in the past. If the CBSA and CRA wants to play hard ball and dick around with them, some of these guy could face criminal and civil charges.

Do you have any resources to back up this claim of yours? Statistics or news reports from reputable sources would be great or are you just spewing shit out of your ass?

johny 02-10-2011 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 7301093)
Do you have any resources to back up this claim of yours? Statistics or news reports from reputable sources would be great or are you just spewing shit out of your ass?

we did some work for an Asian millionaire a few months ago. he only paid half his bill. not worth our time to go to court over a couple grand.

now I know why he's a successful business man... by not paying for anything.

we have a new policy. no Asian clients... unless we already know who they are and how they act.

J____ 02-10-2011 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Carl Johnson (Post 7300953)
I am fine with foreigners coming into this country and buy up properties. Because we Canadians do the same as well like in states and Europe. But let's face it, many of these Chinese millionaires who are buying properties here got rich through some type of fraud and tax evasion in the past. If the CBSA and CRA wants to play hard ball and dick around with them, some of these guy could face criminal and civil charges.

yes there are ppl who evade tax and use fraud as a source of getting rich. But don't generalize it upon the majority. Lots of Chinese are rich these years because of the huge boom in china's economy in the past 10-20 years. Being in the right place at the right time + the I don't give a shit about my health mentality and drive to earn money the Chinese have, you'd ought to have a few millionaires. This doesn't mean everyone's money is dirty. Being a millionaire is nothing in china these days, most people are valued in the billions. Besides, even if they do get rich from evicting tax/cheating the system, they're smarter and more ballsy than the majority of the public. Fraud in china is mainly targeted towards the government/official state, and it's not exactly a cake walk to steal money from a communist government like China.

In the next 10 years, you'll see another rise in our real estate from the influx of Indian real estate investors as India is in the same economic state China was 10 years ago. If you can't keep up with the changing world and competitive market as the 3rd world countries become rich, then move to Kamloops and enjoy your $30k salary and $200,000 houses. Just because you were born in the white house it doesn't mean you'll be president.

Now do you guys understand how the Native Indians felt 200 years ago?

bing 02-10-2011 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Carl Johnson (Post 7300953)
I am fine with foreigners coming into this country and buy up properties. Because we Canadians do the same as well like in states and Europe. But let's face it, many of these Chinese millionaires who are buying properties here got rich through some type of fraud and tax evasion in the past. If the CBSA and CRA wants to play hard ball and dick around with them, some of these guy could face criminal and civil charges.

keep crying buddy, clearly your jealous and envious

RFlush 02-10-2011 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by johny (Post 7301122)
we did some work for an Asian millionaire a few months ago. he only paid half his bill. not worth our time to go to court over a couple grand.

now I know why he's a successful business man... by not paying for anything.

we have a new policy. no Asian clients... unless we already know who they are and how they act.

Wow that's amazing!! I am glad you have put your judgement in one person to represent all of the Asian races in Asia.

El Bastardo 02-10-2011 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7301130)
Now do you guys understand how the Native Indians felt 200 years ago?



This does not apply.

PiuYi 02-10-2011 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 7301152)
Wow that's amazing!! I am glad you have put your judgement in one person to represent all of the Asian races in Asia.

i dont think thats exactly what he means
but as an asian, i'm not particularly inclined to do business with mainlanders either... their whole mentality of how things work and the system of bartering n such they have over there just creates headaches when they bring it over here... something i'd prefer to avoid

wouwou 02-11-2011 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by PiuYi (Post 7301172)
i dont think thats exactly what he means
but as an asian, i'm not particularly inclined to do business with mainlanders either... their whole mentality of how things work and the system of bartering n such they have over there just creates headaches when they bring it over here... something i'd prefer to avoid

Do the background check, ask for a deposit, LoC, and Negotiate like you are running a business.

how's that hard?

twitchyzero 02-11-2011 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Captain Picard (Post 7300973)
Greater Vancouver becomes like Mainland China, I'll stick with my little island on the south - it can remain as little Hong Kong

if you are referring to richmond they have tons of mainlanders there too.

wouwou 02-11-2011 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 7301235)
if you are referring to richmond they have tons of mainlanders there too.

Richmond IS mini HK.

it's over 60% Chinese

scottsman 02-11-2011 02:28 AM

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now I know why he's a successful business man... by not paying for anything.

we have a new policy. no Asian clients... unless we already know who they are and how they act.
Now I know why you will not be a successful business man. Probably one of the stupidest things I have ever heard. Not sure what kind of business your involved in but just because you dont know how to deal with asians probably means you should learn. Also grouping "asians" into one big group is also quite stupid. Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. all do business in different ways.

JoshuaWong 02-11-2011 02:35 AM

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Originally Posted by SupraTTturbo2jz (Post 7300968)
soon, part of lower mainland gonna be second mainland china...white rock is filling up with more and more chinese n koreans. im seein less old ppl now

lower mainland china.... :troll:

alpinestars 02-11-2011 03:27 AM

Didn't we ask for this? I'm pretty sure optimists were hoping the 2010 olympics would put us on the map harder than expo 86 did. I remember seeing a few news clips that the cost of the olympics can be considered an investment, as it stimulates our local economy in the short term (construction) and long-term (population increase).

There's an easy answer to drop housing prices: increase development/density. One thing for sure is traffics going to get fucked.

RFlush 02-11-2011 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by wouwou (Post 7301256)
Richmond IS mini HK.

it's over 60% Chinese

Actually, you're wrong.

So many of you guys in this thread give out news and stats without any actual facts or sources to back it up. You guys are like Fox News.

Richmond's Chinese population is at roughly 43%, and 26.8% of that are immigrants from Mainland China while 23% are from HKSAR.

Richmond's total immigrants equal to 57.4% of the population, highest in any city of Canada.

http://www12.statcan.ca/census-recen...B1=All&Custom=

http://www.richmond.ca/discover/demo...Census2006.htm

FerrariEnzo 02-11-2011 05:11 AM

its been for told, now that we all know why here is also called The Lower Mainland, coz all the mainlanders from china need a second home country!

Ulic Qel-Droma 02-11-2011 05:17 AM

nvm.

C5_Ryder 02-11-2011 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by johny (Post 7301122)
we did some work for an Asian millionaire a few months ago. he only paid half his bill. not worth our time to go to court over a couple grand.

now I know why he's a successful business man... by not paying for anything.

we have a new policy. no Asian clients... unless we already know who they are and how they act.

Why dont you get the payment upfront, instead of losing like 30% of the population. Anyways, one asian person does not represent the other 1 billion.

Hurricane 02-11-2011 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by darthchilli (Post 7300938)
The general public can't afford whiterock ANYWAYS. I will say this, I work in White Rock. There are 4 types of people that live there

3. Families that act as homestay collect $$ to let a chinese/korean student live

I am sorry, but this has to be the stupidest post in the thread...if you are being serious, and I have no reason to think you are not; do you honestly think an arranged homestay for a single student is making it possible for people to live in their dream neighborhoods?

I guess if you took that $200 a week, let them eat dirt from the backyard instead of food, and used that $200 to hire a bad ass Dominican pimp from the DTES to get your student making some real money; AND he doesn't cut you up in the process. Yes, it could be possible. Otherwise, try again.

On another note;

Brazil is next in line on the global stage after India. So someday soon we might have helicopters full of g-string wearing booty calls flying over here with their checkbooks in hand.

Dare to dream!


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