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Does Vancouver’s Hot Investment Market Make Building a Better Option?

Does Vancouver’s hot investment market make building a better option?.

Consistent demand and high lease values in Vancouver’s downtown office and retail property markets combined with low interest rates continue to fuel a sizzling investment market.

“I don’t think I’ve ever seen the investment market this robust, vibrant and strong. We get multiple bids on everything and anything,” says Ross Moore, director of research for CBRE Canada.

Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Does+Vancouver+investment+market+make+building+better+option/7013964/story.html#ixzz22D9dXoTq
July 31, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Market Research

Downtown: New Condo Product Shows Stable Pricing, but Slowed Sales

A review of resales data for newer condos in Downtown Vancouver (2 years old or less) shows that sales activity has slowed since the beginning of 2012 but pricing has maintained an average around $800 per sq ft.

The vast majority of sales are between $600 and $1,000 per sq ft depending on the building/unit quality and location, with some sales such as units in The Erickson and Fairmon Pacific Rim showing sales values above $2,000 per SF. One can speculate that given a slowdown in sales activity, pricing will be affected eventually, particularly at the lower end of the spectrum where there are competing new developments in presales and/or under construction.

Source: MLS

July 30, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
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Low Bond Yields Continue to Support Cheap Debt

Commercial mortgage rates continue to remain attractive, supported in large part by bond yields that have continued a downward march. As of Monday July 23rd, the yield on 5-year GOC bonds was 1.12%. Financing options remain available for stronger assets below 3.50% on five year money.

Source: Bank of Canada

July 25, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
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