Posted Jul 9, 2017, 3:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Cypherus
Actual sales data is only obtainable through the provincial land title system and, even then, it only shows what price the property was registered for by the lawyer. Indeed list prices are a starting point; I think everyone knows that. There can be upward offers above asking but the actual percentage increase, no one would know. It's just pure speculation on that matter unless you can obtain the offer to purchase agreements.
It's a no brainer with unit 1703 either - they jumped up their price after seeing the selling frenzy around them. They never did sell - perhaps an indicator the prices won't really exceed a certain price ceiling for one bedroom condos as determined by market forces. Note, there are only two units left as per condosurrey.com which was what I screen captured in the previous post (it is not encompassing the MLS as you cite more units). |
Yah don't get me wrong I think the prices are insane. Just curious is all.
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