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2045 Maple Street, Vancouver Sold

A 14-unit apartment building in the Kitsilano area of Vancouver has sold for $2,990,000, or $214,000 per unit and a cap rate estimated to be approximately 4.25%. The Afton Apartments is located at 2045 Maple Street, at the corner of 5th and Maple. The purchaser is Headwater Projects a local private equity firm.

December 4, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Market Research

BMO: Soft Landing of Vancouver Residential Underway

A report released last week by BMO shows that sales volumes for existing home sales have fallen well below the 10-year average, “with realtors citing the federal government’s decision in July to temporarily suspend applications for the federal immigrant investor program as a dampening factor.”

Vancouver remains the priciest housing market relative to income, by far. “Still, with mortgage payments on the benchmark home (all types) consuming over half (52%) of
median family income, a further decline in Vancouver home prices would not be surprising, nor exceptional, as the city has faced four double-digit corrections in the past three decades.”

Source: BMO Capital Markets

November 26, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
Development

City of Vancouver Lands Hootsuite as Tenant – Globe & Mail

Courtesy The Globe & Mail

“It took well over a year, but Mayor Gregor Robertson and his team has persuaded the explosively growing social-media company Hootsuite to stay in Vancouver.

On Thursday, the city announced it has struck a deal with Hootsuite to let the company buy a Vancouver-owned building in Mount Pleasant through a lease-to-own arrangement. And there will be more efforts like that, says the mayor, as the city fights to nurture fledgling head-office businesses to make up for ones that left over the last two decades.”

See the full article HERE.

November 23, 2012by david.taylor@colliers.com
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