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5980 Prince Edward - 5980 Prince Edward Street, Vancouver, BC V5W 2X8, VAS2362 - located in Fraser area of Vancouver East, at the crossroads Prince Edward Street and East 44th Avenue, only steps from MacDonald Park and John Oliver Secondary School. Walking distance to Khalsa Schol, Memorial South Park, Wong's Market, Persia Food Products, Shoppers Drug Mart, Buy-Low Foods, South Hill Childcare, Persia Food Products and Punjab Food Centre. Queen Elizabeth Park, Pitch and Putt Golf Course, Eric Hamber Secondary with its Tennis Courts and Soccer Field, Mackenzie Elementary, Oakridge Mall and Langara are within a short drive. The bus stops within minutes of walk. Oakridge Skytrain Station is close to the complex. There are a lot of restaurants in the neighbourhood such as Chilli Padi, Koon Bo, Angel Cafe, Pinpin, Samurai Sushi, Tibet Kitchen and Little Caesars Pizza. This complex was built in
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5980 Prince Edward Street Technical Info
| Building Name |
5980 Prince Edward Street |
| Address |
5980 Prince Edward Street |
| City |
Vancouver East |
| Neighborhood |
Fraser VE |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Units in Development: | 0 |
| Units in Strata: | 5 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
1988 |
| Management | Confidential |
| Restrictions |
Details |
| Strata Plan |
VAS2362 |
| Title to Land |
Freehold Strata |
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BCREA Housing Market Update (January 2019)
December 2018 Market Insights
2018 became a buyer's market in December. Overall listings and sales were below the 10 year average
REBGV Housing Market Update For Novemberr 2018
Sales for November were down 43% from the same period last year. 3,461 new listings were recorded in November
Housing Market Update (December 2018)
Home sales across the province were down 33% in November compared to last year. Listings were up 31% compared to last year
REBGV Housing Market Update For October 2018
Sales for October are down 35% compared to last year. October had 4,873 new listings.
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Strata rules oversee common facilities
If council approves a rule at a council meeting, that rule is in place until the next general meeting where the owners are required to ratify the new rule by majority vote, or it will cease to have effect.
Strata rules must be approved by vote #LesTwarog |
2019/02/14 |
The Province |
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Redfin comes to Canada with full-service agents in Toronto
For Canada, the firm has begun with a Toronto launch Tuesday. Vancouver will follow in the spring with further cities expected to be added later.
Redfin in Vancouver coming soon #LesTwarog |
2019/02/13 |
REP |
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New brokerage entices recruits with unique incentives
Justo Inc. has only been operating in the Greater Toronto Area since September, but the reception it has received from consumers has been resoundingly positive. One reason is that the brokerage returns 50% of the buyer’s fee. For example, if a home is sold for $750,000, the buyer receives $9,375.
Low commissions and rebates a hit #LesTwarog |
2019/02/13 |
REP |
| 4 |
Red tape is a major influence in Vancouver’s housing scarcity
Burnaby, Vancouver, and the District of North Vancouver are the areas hit the hardest by these delays, with development approval timelines being among the longest (at nearly 2 years) in the region.
Bureaucratic roadblocks hinder housing supply #LesTwarog |
2019/02/13 |
Canadian Real Estate Wealth |
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No housing-related ‘brain drain’ from Metro Vancouver, says analyst
It has been frequently reported that the high cost of housing is driving the region’s young professionals into a mass exodus to find more affordable homes in less expensive regions – but that’s a myth, according to one data analyst.
More young professionals are coming to the region than are leaving it, accordi |
2019/02/11 |
Western Investor |
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