Great finds, friend putting in an offer.

For $6xx for 2br 2ba, they can shit in the elevator and key my cars

You need to stop hanging out with BIC_BAWS :concentrate:

brokies can't be choosers,

I am brokie

Don't you own like multiple properties, fly business class, private golf club memberships, and roll around in a Mercedes AMG GT or something? brokie my ass! :fuckthatshit:

That's 0 for 4, maybe in my 30's if the stars align.


I'm more like single parent household, mid education, muni courses after twilight discount, rolling in shitbox hondas type of guy.

I'm a unremarkable man destined for old 1-2BR condos built by Thind cause they're affordable

^all dem soaplands in nipland have melted your.... brainland.

The real goal is to find a rich woman, and eat her and her money. DUHHH!!!!!
https://media.tenor.com/GEecOLhfoYAA...-inception.gif

or find a rich uncle hobz to take me under his wings

Yes plz share Ferrari girls, great 69 can take the poor Asian want white guys ones and BMW ones, I want Ferrari ones. :accepted:

Those maintenance fees are FUCKED for a building that new, some major shit must have went down or is going down at that place.

Sounds about right? 2 bed the one above TNT Kingsway is like $699, 1 bed in Olympic village is that range too

What chu talking about bobby

510$ and 550$ for 2 bed is pretty standard, especially if they have a pool that 8/200 people use. Maybe the complex is also pro-maintenance.

When we viewed townhouses, obviously monthly fees were a deciding factor, it was easy to tell the complexes that are falling apart (cheap fee), vs the complexes that are in amazing shape for their age (mikemhg / high fee)

The place we bought currently agreed on a 10% yoy increase in fees for the next decade, just so that there would be no special levies.

Yeah OK

2022 Velo N
2005 S2000


Dudes net worth in cars is 60k

Guys wtf what homeless people are we talking about??

South Granville is the quietest I’ve seen it, even in front of the former SROs.
DTES looked pretty quiet, half the size and ppp compared to 2020/2022 when I had to go get my stolen bike back

Not sure how often you’re DT but it does seem to be less bad lately. I’ve been on Granville a couple nights this month for concerts and it’s seemed much more normal down there

I’m down 2-3x a week for dance class…

Used to be every two weeks like 2019-2022

Guangschlong hording going on.

"Modern Kitchen is a chef's dream"

Maybe if you're a Keebler Elf.

Imagine how much shit was inside that unit before the realtor said "yeah you need too clean and hide everything"

I bet you open any door in that unit and its like monsters inc in there, just a column gushing out

Homeless is spilling wherever the new social housing is at. They're at Kingsway for me!

Agreed. I went DT for the first time in a long time on Monday. I only saw three crackheads between Vancouver City Centre and Northeastern University - all at the London Drugs lol. Not bad.

Where did the aggressive crackheads go? This one guy I saw was high as balls laid out on those circular imprints at LD lol

My anecdotal observation gives me the impression that they're more spread out now. I was visiting an auntie on King Ed and Arbutus and one was sprawled out in her alley - the guy's pretty far away from stores / amenities so I'm not sure how he ended up there.

Honestly that’s what needs to be done so we don’t create some massive homeless community downtown. When people are surrounded by that it’s impossible to pull yourself out of that pit. Shelters need to be spread everywhere but the nimbys believe that if they shouldn’t have to deal with it because they spent extra to live in kerrsdale.

We all agree Ken Sim's plan is working?

Decentralize, each burb takes more responsibility. Clean up Granville. Clean up Chinatown. Clean up DTES.

^^ not really I think retail theft is still super high, all the small shops closing on Hastings, gas Town strip. There's buddy guy security guards with like bullet proof vests on when you go into Walmart super store now. :fulloffuck:

That's generally what happens when the economy tanks cuz of tariffs, housing start slowdown, lower services revenue because of less immigration.

Not saying any of this is bad, just greater forces at play than any politics can really control.