Thanks for the in-depth info. When do you think inventory is going to noticeably favour buyer’s market? That’s a huge increase in inventory….you mentioned South Cambie as a good opportunity for buyers right now. How much per square foot would you consider a fair price?
Good question! You can see that there are a few sub areas such as South Cambie and Oakridge where the conditions highly favour buyers right now. In terms of the price per square foot questions that really depends on the age of the building as well as the construction type depending if the building is a wood frame or concrete build. I can for sure jump into these questions in a lot more detail with you if you would like to schedule a consult here: bit.ly/3vtAyvs. That way I can get all of your specific questions answered in the most detailed way possible. Are you currently looking in Vancouver's Westside areas?
It is getting very hard to maneouver here in Vancouver with all of the recent regulations to the real estate industry. Where are your investment properties located?
I appreciated your feedback but I don't think we will see a massive regression in the market especially since interest rates will begin to come down quite quickly over the next 2 years.
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Thanks for the in-depth info. When do you think inventory is going to noticeably favour buyer’s market? That’s a huge increase in inventory….you mentioned South Cambie as a good opportunity for buyers right now. How much per square foot would you consider a fair price?
Good question! You can see that there are a few sub areas such as South Cambie and Oakridge where the conditions highly favour buyers right now. In terms of the price per square foot questions that really depends on the age of the building as well as the construction type depending if the building is a wood frame or concrete build. I can for sure jump into these questions in a lot more detail with you if you would like to schedule a consult here: bit.ly/3vtAyvs. That way I can get all of your specific questions answered in the most detailed way possible. Are you currently looking in Vancouver's Westside areas?
You did not see nothing yet,1980's coming back?
I’m not sure exactly what you are referring too? Are you referencing a collapse to the housing market and the economy as a whole?
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From a landlords view I agree. Its best to keep renting til my mortgage is paid off
It is getting very hard to maneouver here in Vancouver with all of the recent regulations to the real estate industry. Where are your investment properties located?
I appreciated your feedback but I don't think we will see a massive regression in the market especially since interest rates will begin to come down quite quickly over the next 2 years.