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Old Posted Nov 1, 2024, 12:52 AM
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Hard to argue with cold hard numbers:

Mortimer
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The missing middle affordability math...

You could have bought the entire original house for $2,680,000 in 2019

Now you can buy the new half duplex for $3,498,000 (and have the fun dealing with your co-neighbour)

2455/2453 W 10TH AVE, Vancouver


https://x.com/mortimer_1/status/1852142397167489025

Cold hard numbers, you mean like how the single family home next door to the west is now worth $5,074,000 according to BC Assessment? or how the adjacent one to the east is valued at $5,061,000? Not that it's worth engaging on Twitter, but I expect more nuance on SSP.
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