One of the biggest advantages of buying a Pre sale condos customization is the ability to customize the property to your liking. When purchasing a resale property, buyers are often stuck with the layout and finishes that the previous owner had chosen. Pre-sale condos, on the other hand, give buyers the ability to make adjustments
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Another advantage of Buying Pre sale Condos is the financial benefits that come with it. Buying a pre-sale condo, often means buying below market value. This is especially true for early bird buyers who are able to snag a great deal before prices increase. The value of the property also increases during the building process,
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A development application has been submitted to turn 3338 Sawmill Crescent — Parcel 13 of the company’s River District neighborhood at the southeast corner of the city (South Vancouver), on the East Fraserlands along the Fraser River — into a new residential complex with 337 homes. This includes a 253-ft-tall, 26-story tower with 220 market
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Surrey City Council is expected to provide City of Surrey staff with the green light today to resurrect SCDC, which was dissolved in 2020 by then-Mayor Doug McCallum and his Safe Surrey Coalition councillors. This follows the approval of a member motion in late 2022 by the new makeup of City Council directing City staff
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A proposal for a 67-storey mixed-use tower in Surrey’s city centre neighbourhood would be the largest yet in the fast-growing municipality. A public hearing on the project in the 10200-block of King George Boulevard was held on Monday night and Surrey council gave it the go-ahead. The developer, Aimforce Surrey Centre 1 Ltd., asked to
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The project has been under the direct portfolio of the City of Surrey ever since the previous makeup of Surrey City Council decided to dissolve SCDC, and transfer its assets and projects to the municipal government. SCDC is the for-profit real estate company wholly owned by the City of Surrey to provide the municipal government
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Today, the Government of B.C. announced changes to legislation that will remove rental restrictions in strata properties and introduced the new Housing Supply Act which will provide select municipalities with increased powers to address housing development. These changes will have implications for consumers, real estate licensees, and real estate developers in our province. Amendments to
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In January 2023 the B.C. government will implement changes to the Property Law Act to make the Home Buyer Rescission Period (“HBRP”) or ‘cooling-off period’ mandatory for residential real estate transactions. In the months leading up to the HBRP, BCFSA’s role as the provincial regulator for the sector is to provide real estate licensees with
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The Home Buyer Rescission Period (“HBRP”) or cooling-off period will now come into effect on January 3, 2023 instead of the previously announced date of January 1. The B.C. government adjusted the date through an Order-in-Council published on November 14, 2022. BCFSA continues to prepare real estate licensees and the public for this new change
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