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Gerbs 01-03-2021 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9012338)
I doubt either would he considered so big plus for you!

Barely owned it yet and already seeing dat increase lol

I can't see it going any higher than $525-550k though? I can't fathom the idea of someone paying $600k for a 1 bedroom by Joyce / Kingsway lol.

:heckno:

Eff-1 01-03-2021 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9012357)
I can't see it going any higher than $525-550k though? I can't fathom the idea of someone paying $600k for a 1 bedroom lol.

:heckno:

I learned a long time ago to stop saying "I can't fathom the idea of someone paying X for X" :pokerface:

cafe22 01-03-2021 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9012357)
I can't see it going any higher than $525-550k though? I can't fathom the idea of someone paying $600k for a 1 bedroom lol.

:heckno:

Our 1 BR was assessed for 732k (Kitsilano). It's crazy, 2 of the other 1 BR unit sold for over asking in 2020. the 2 BR unit sold 200k over assessment value....

Gerbs 01-03-2021 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Eff-1 (Post 9012360)
I learned a long time ago to stop saying "I can't fathom the idea of someone paying X for X" :pokerface:

People were saying that back when prices were $300-400k for a 1Br but that could’ve been qualified by a single income in a good career paying $65k+.

But at $600k that’s pushing it. You’ll need $100k+ to qualify which is probably like top 10% of individuals? But I guess generational wealth kicks in at that point.

donk. 01-03-2021 05:53 PM

Vancouver is half price in comparison to HK / monaco, NY,

1bed, 525k today, 700k in 5 years, 1mil in 10

EvoFire 01-03-2021 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9012371)
Vancouver is half price in comparison to HK / monaco, NY,

1bed, 525k today, 700k in 5 years, 1mil in 10

It's also nothing like living in HK/Monaco/NY etc. :pokerface:

Alpine 01-03-2021 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9012386)
It's also nothing like living in HK/Monaco/NY etc. :pokerface:

Depends who you ask and what they are looking for... There seems to be plenty of demand for RE here, regardless of what the "Vancouver sucks" crowd has to say about living here.

twitchyzero 01-03-2021 09:54 PM

Monaco is the size of sfu, no joke
are we comparing Joyce to a seaside citadel lol

SkunkWorks 01-04-2021 04:02 AM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 9012394)
Monaco is the size of sfu, no joke
are we comparing Joyce to a seaside citadel lol

That fishy smell isn't from the ocean...

unit 01-04-2021 07:13 AM

i always find it funny when ppl try to put things into context by saying vancouver is still cheaper than hk, nyc, and london. yes, that makes it no big deal when you're comparing it to the top 3 most expensive cities in the entire world. there are like 10,000 cities in the world and being in the top 5 most expensive is no big deal because its still not number 1-3. that's like the high expectations asian father meme. 99.996%? why not 100%!

bcrdukes 01-04-2021 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by unit (Post 9012402)
that's like the high expectations asian father meme. 99.996%? why not 100%!

:lol

Hondaracer 01-04-2021 07:34 AM

Well, there was also a time in recent memory on this forum where people kept saying how Vancouver ain’t shit and it’s not a “world class city” like HK etc.

Now HK is a Chinese puppet state where you get thrown into jail by secret police so Vancouver is looking pretty attractive to these “world class cities” lately. Even places like New York, given covid and the resulting fallout Vancouver is looking more and more attractive.

Ludepower 01-04-2021 08:19 AM

Add global warming to the political and covid unrest. Vancouver and Canada is sitting pretty. Immigration will come roaring back.

I won't bet against the Vancouver market you might miss the next run up.

Liquid_o2 01-04-2021 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9012357)
I can't see it going any higher than $525-550k though? I can't fathom the idea of someone paying $600k for a 1 bedroom lol.

:heckno:

We paid over 600k for our 1 bedroom + den back in 2017. It is a big 1 bedroom though, close to 800 square feet. Those new 1 bedrooms are absolutely tiny though!

Doubl3_H 01-04-2021 08:56 AM

A friend just sold his 1 bed + den around Brentwood, Chinese parents bought it for their son going to bcit. No mortgage needed, asked 680, sold for 720....

bcedhk 01-04-2021 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Doubl3_H (Post 9012415)
A friend just sold his 1 bed + den around Brentwood, Chinese parents bought it for their son going to bcit. No mortgage needed, asked 680, sold for 720....

Chinese parents sending their kid to BCIT and not UBC?! WutFace

Gerbs 01-04-2021 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9012371)
Vancouver is half price in comparison to HK / monaco, NY,

1bed, 525k today, 700k in 5 years, 1mil in 10

Maybe $700-800ish, because my unit will be 25 years old. Can't imagine a 25-year old unit outside of downtown costing 1 mil. Kind of scares me if I wanna upgrade to detached or TH lol.

bcrdukes 01-04-2021 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Doubl3_H (Post 9012415)
A friend just sold his 1 bed + den around Brentwood, Chinese parents bought it for their son going to bcit. No mortgage needed, asked 680, sold for 720....

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Originally Posted by bcedhk (Post 9012418)
Chinese parents sending their kid to BCIT and not UBC?! WutFace

*Insert Asian Dad meme*

Manic! 01-04-2021 10:40 AM

The reason why Monaco is expensive.

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The big draw is tax. The principality scrapped income taxes back in 1869, and other tax rates for companies and individuals are exceptionally low. The prospect of keeping hold of most of their wealth has attracted people from over 100 nations.

Tapioca 01-04-2021 10:53 AM

Here's an interesting site from Environics Analytics about demographics for Canada's various postal codes, which is pretty relevant for those wanting to learn more about the types of neighbourhoods they want to buy in:

https://prizm.environicsanalytics.com/

quasi 01-04-2021 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Tapioca (Post 9012425)
Here's an interesting site from Environics Analytics about demographics for Canada's various postal codes, which is pretty relevant for those wanting to learn more about the types of neighbourhoods they want to buy in:

https://prizm.environicsanalytics.com/

Mid-City Mellow....lol actually it's pretty close.

underscore 01-04-2021 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 9012424)
The reason why Monaco is expensive.

Of course nobody ever admits to that as evidenced by the Car World episode lol

Jmac 01-04-2021 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Tapioca (Post 9012425)
Here's an interesting site from Environics Analytics about demographics for Canada's various postal codes, which is pretty relevant for those wanting to learn more about the types of neighbourhoods they want to buy in:

https://prizm.environicsanalytics.com/

Kick-Back Country
Rural, middle-aged upscale families and couples

Doesn't really work for small towns. For example, my parents own a 4200 sq ft house in Lake Cowichan with 1.2 acres of property on waterfront with a 3-car garage that is worth around $900k-$1M but, because the entire town has the same area code ...

Just Getting By
Younger, low-income city singles and families

My parents house is worth about double my house and they're not even close to the nicest or most expensive house in their neighbourhood. Pretty much all wealthy retirees.

twitchyzero 01-04-2021 05:22 PM

world class landscape maybe
world class city is defined by a real economy and culture

lol if anything covid as a metric only hurts bc: sit at home for 2 years while shops closing for good

i know some who wanted to move here from taiwan are now like :fuckthatshit:

Fafine 01-04-2021 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jmac (Post 9012452)
Kick-Back Country
Rural, middle-aged upscale families and couples

Doesn't really work for small towns. For example, my parents own a 4200 sq ft house in Lake Cowichan with 1.2 acres of property on waterfront with a 3-car garage that is worth around $900k-$1M but, because the entire town has the same area code ...

Just Getting By
Younger, low-income city singles and families

My parents house is worth about double my house and they're not even close to the nicest or most expensive house in their neighbourhood. Pretty much all wealthy retirees.

dang 10 acres for 1.3m
https://www.rew.ca/properties/304423...type=Geography


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