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518 - 50 Electronic Avenue, Port Moody
$819,900
938 sq ft
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AMAZING OPPORTUNITY! Own a sub-penthouse floor home in the most sought-after, SOLD OUT, development in Port Moody, 50 ELECTRONIC AVENUE! Centrally located with easy access to Rocky Point, Brewery Road, restaurants, shopping, cafes, parks and much, much more; you can`t find a better setting in this thriving city! Pets and rentals allowed! ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT. Estimated completion in the Summer of 2023.
▪️2 bed + den
▪️2 bath
▪️Air conditioning
▪️Bosch high-end appliance package
▪️Integrated fridge with ice maker
▪️Gas cooktop
▪️Quartz counters
▪️Spa-like bathrooms
▪️Tons of amenities incl: fitness centre, media room, lounge, kids area, quest suite & dog wash station
▪️3 parking stalls (2 vehicle & 1 motorcycle)
▪️1 storage locker
▪️...and much, much more!!
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Sports?? There was a game on??? Say, what!?!
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Anti-Flipping Tax
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On January 1, 2023 the Federal Government introduced a new anti-flipping tax measure that will impact individuals looking to sell their homes or residential rental properties. This new law will apply to property sold on or after January 1, 2023.
The new measure will tax the profits of a home or rental property that has been held for fewer than 12 months before sale as business income. However, if you sell your property because of a change in life circumstances, you may be eligible for an exception from this tax.
WHAT CLASSIFIES AS FLIPPING?
Property flipping is when a home seller (the “flipper”) purchases a home and sells it within a short period of time with the intent of making a profit over the original purchase price. In some cases the flipper will renovate the property in an attempt to maximize the property’s resale value, though this is not strictly required to meet the definition of flipping.
WHY WAS THIS IMPLEMENTED?
The new anti-flipping tax measures are intended to ensure profits from these types of sales on homes & rentals are subject to full taxation as business income. The new measures aim to reduce speculative demand, which aims to bring down the high cost of the housing market and make housing affordable for more Canadians.
WILL IT WORK?
In my opinion, no! In 2021, Foreign buyers made up 1.1% of home sales in BC. Yes, we were in the middle of a pandemic and borders weren`t fully open, but home prices still surged during this time. It`s simple economics; there aren`t enough homes to fulfill the demand of active buyers and new residents entering our province. The Provincial and Federal governments can implement laws to slow the market for short periods, but until we can build enough homes for this demand, we will always end up right where we started!
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JUST SOLD!!!
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4075 Shone Road, North Vancouver
$1,975,000
2,004 sq ft
7,381 sq ft lot
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Congrats to my buyers and wonderful friends for the purchase of their new home! This market has been tricky to navigate as rates continually increased, but inventory decreased as well. This was all about timing and this home came at the perfect time! So excited for you guys to write the next chapter of your family`s story.
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The perfect family home in the perfect family neighbourhood. This custom built executive home has been lovingly renovated and features 3 bedrooms and a den, 2.5 baths, a gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a stunning backyard. The large and sunny, south facing flat lawn is fully fenced in, with a privacy hedge, a large concrete patio perfect for both entertaining and sports, and a separate fenced dog run. Within 400m to Dorothy Lynas Elementary with its playgrounds and parks, 800m to Seycove Secondary, and close to St. Pius X, Parkgate Centre with shopping, community center and library, and Deep Cove.
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Happiest of birthdays to our second born, George!
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Such a silly and goofy boy; you are such an amazing son that any parent could ever ask for! Love you more than you will ever know!!
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Market Update - January 2023
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Coming out of the holiday season, January remained quiet as sellers and buyers were awaiting the upcoming Spring market. January sales did fall about 55% vs last year and compared to December 2022, sales were down about 21% bringing the month`s sales 42.9% below the 10 year average.
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Though sales were down again, new home listings were also down by 20.9% compared to January last year, but rose about 173% vs last month. Although a large increase vs December, there is still a lack of inventory, which has already played a big role as we are starting to see multiple offers on homes outside the city.
The condo market saw sales fall in all areas in Greater Vancouver. Benchmark pricing went down by 1.1% from January 2022 and pretty much held, down only 1% versus last month. Over the past year, condo sales were down 56.6% vs January 2022.
Benchmark pricing for townhomes and 1/2 and actually increased by 0.8% over last month and had a 3% decrease over January 2022. Sales for these property types also decreased over 55.2% vs last year.
Detached homes also fell about 9% in benchmark pricing from January 2022 as sales also decreased over 52.6% during that time period. Over last month, benchmark pricing was down only 1.2%, as homes are starting to flatten as inflation starts to recede.
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February activity has seen a huge jump, especially outside Vancouver where larger corrections occurred. Mortgage rates just increased, but will now stabilize so we should see an influx of buyers jumping back into purchase mode. The latest rate hike was .25% which will again affect consumers` buying power, but the market activity has spiked and we anticipate it will continue to strengthen! With the new immigration policy implemented for the next 2 years welcoming more permanent residents to Canada, this demand will continue to increase so new inventory is needed ASAP to fulfill the demand!
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Federal Foreign Buyers Ban is in Effect
For a period of two years starting January 1, 2023, non-Canadians are banned from purchasing homes in Canada under the definition of “residential property” indicated in the legislation and associated regulations that the federal government published on December 21, 2022.
How does the Foreign Buyers Ban Impact REALTORS®?
REALTORS®, along with lawyers and notaries, have an obligation to inform their clients. The legislation does not rely on REALTORS® to enforce the prohibition. However, REALTORS® who knowingly assist a non-Canadian in contravening the prohibition can be found guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine of up to $10,000.
Importantly, REALTORS® do not have any information collection, processing or reporting requirements. REALTORS® should still engage in due diligence as a measure of risk mitigation. To support REALTORS® with their due diligence, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) has developed a certificate: Certification and Consent of Purchaser.
The certificate should be completed before assisting or advising a potential purchaser and it should be used in combination with other due diligence practices. Such practices may include reviewing and keeping a record of the purchaser’s valid and current identification (such as a passport) to determine the purchaser’s citizenship, residency or exempt status.
The key difference between the completion of this certificate and the Know Your Client FINTRAC Regime’s requirement to ID your client at the time of transaction is that with the Foreign Buyers Ban, REALTORS® should ID clients before assisting or advising them on the purchase of a property.
Exemptions
Exceptions exist for international students, temporary residents, specifically exempted foreign nationals and refugee claimants, subject to varying conditions, such as tax filing and residency obligations.
Posted by British Columbia Real Estate Association
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Market Update - December 2022
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Traditionally a slower time of year, December remained quiet for the holidays and more sellers are deciding to wait it out as December sales fell about 52% vs last year. Compared to November 2022, sales were down about 20% bringing the month`s sales 37.7% below the 10 year average.
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Though sales were down, new home listings were down as well by 38% compared to December last year and fell about 60% vs last month. The lack of inventory will play a big role in the upcoming months if things remain the same.
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The condo market saw sales fall in all areas in Greater Vancouver. Benchmark pricing is still up 1.7% over December 2021 and pretty much held, down only .9% versus last month. Over the past year, condo sales were down 52% vs December 2021.
Benchmark pricing for townhomes and 1/2 duplexes decreased by 1.5% over last month and a .2% decrease over December 2021. Sales for these property types also decreased over 52% vs last year.
Detached homes also fell about 5% in benchmark pricing from December 2021 as sales also decreased over 53.3% during that time period. Over last month, benchmark pricing was down only 1.8%, as homes are starting to flatten as inflation starts to recede.
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January activity has seen good momentum, especially in larger homes. Mortgage rates just increased again in late January 2023, so we should see an influx of buyers frantically speeding up their searches to get in. The latest rate hike was .25% which will again affect consumers` buying power, but it seems we are at the end of increases. If this is the case, we could see market activity spike! With the new immigration policy implemented for the next 2 years welcoming more permanent residents to Canada, this demand should prevent certain areas avoiding larger corrections as rates flatten and interest begins to ramp up.
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