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Old Posted Nov 9, 2016, 10:18 PM
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They won't sell it for that price. They are speculating and the market is not the same as it was last Spring. A unit in Ultra on the 39th floor was sold 2 months ago for $290K with unimpeded views (they dropped it $20K). $346K is getting into townhouse territory.
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Old Posted Nov 9, 2016, 10:33 PM
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Granted it is new and on the 39th floor, but I just had my apartment appraised in Park Place across the street for a mortgage renewal and it came back at $260,000. I don't see how this unit is worth $86,000 more than mine.

A bit more sure. But I'd be surprised if they get more than $300-310,000 for it.
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Old Posted Nov 9, 2016, 10:41 PM
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They won't sell it for that price. They are speculating and the market is not the same as it was last Spring. A unit in Ultra on the 39th floor was sold 2 months ago for $290K with unimpeded views (they dropped it $20K). $346K is getting into townhouse territory.
Yah like I said mine was marked at $260,000. Also unimpeded and south views so heating costs are $0 and I've added custom cabinets so it is 1 bedroom with basically the storage space you get in the 2 bedroom units.

They're def. speculating and far to rich. That said, if someone bites, *shrug* will just help the worth of mine and other units.
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Granted it is new and on the 39th floor, but I just had my apartment appraised in Park Place across the street for a mortgage renewal and it came back at $260,000. I don't see how this unit is worth $86,000 more than mine.

A bit more sure. But I'd be surprised if they get more than $300-310,000 for it.
Based on recent experience, there can be a huge difference between appraised value and market value, much to our delight , even after the new rules came in.
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Based on recent experience, there can be a huge difference between appraised value and market value, much to our delight , even after the new rules came in.
boatman12.. what do you think about my unit's kitchen cabinet.. was yours like mine at all ? (scratches , etc.)
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boatman12.. what do you think about my unit's kitchen cabinet.. was yours like mine at all ? (scratches , etc.)
We had some similar damage in other places but were assured it would be fixed before we moved in so I'm not worried. It has been said that a good craftsman is not one who doesn't make mistakes, but one who makes them disappear.
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For those of you that bought into Park Avenue...
Do we have Floor to ceiling windows or not ?! can anyone tell me pls ?
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Floor to ceiling window for the side facing the balcony yes but not for bedroom windows p
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 2:31 AM
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Floor to ceiling window for the side facing the balcony yes but not for bedroom windows p
Is floor to ceiling windows always a nice feature to have ?
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is floor to ceiling windows always a nice feature to have ?
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 3:09 AM
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Hmm Park Place seems to have this but Park Avenue doesn't ?! did concord cheap out then...
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For those of you that bought into Park Avenue...
Do we have Floor to ceiling windows or not ?! can anyone tell me pls ?
Did you not notice on your walk through? There are base board heaters between the windows and the floor.
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 5:50 AM
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Did you not notice on your walk through? There are base board heaters between the windows and the floor.
Did you know that the window for Park Avenue was going to be small like this before you bought it ? See how Park Place has bigger windows ?

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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 5:57 AM
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well thus far their promo's and rendering shows floor to ceiling windows
ie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4xevOia79k and https://www.parkavenueliving.ca/interior.php

But never officially stated since these things are always "subject to change"
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 6:06 AM
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well thus far their promo's and rendering shows floor to ceiling windows
ie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4xevOia79k and https://www.parkavenueliving.ca/interior.php

But never officially stated since these things are always "subject to change"

Well I guess they changed it from original rendering then right ?
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 6:12 AM
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Prompton is renting out suites for Park Avenue !

1 Bedroom (512-515 sq) is set at : $1200
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/apa/5870742159.html

2 Bed 1 bath (655 sq is set at : $1500
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/apa/5870783772.html

Reasonable rental prices ?
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Did you know that the window for Park Avenue was going to be small like this before you bought it ? See how Park Place has bigger windows ?

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Wow that is very dark and dungeon like. Sorry to hear they may have misinformed buyers with what they are getting and hiding behind the subject to clause that they have rights to change the floor plan and facade during the construction process. Buyer beware has always been the case with presales but if the space works, then no worries.
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 4:46 PM
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well thus far their promo's and rendering shows floor to ceiling windows
ie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4xevOia79k and https://www.parkavenueliving.ca/interior.php

But never officially stated since these things are always "subject to change"
We have the D plan and that's pretty much how it looks with possibly a little higher sill at the patio door. If anything, it's even better. We have pendant lights over the peninsula, a shower instead of a tub in the main bathroom, and a 5 burner cooktop instead of a 4.
rokim99, I can not see how the windows in our unit could possibly be any larger.
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Old Posted Nov 11, 2016, 7:49 PM
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Prompton is renting out suites for Park Avenue !

1 Bedroom (512-515 sq) is set at : $1200
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/apa/5870742159.html

2 Bed 1 bath (655 sq is set at : $1500
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/apa/5870783772.html

Reasonable rental prices ?
I was expecting 1200-1300 for the 1BR and 1800 for the 2BR, the 2BR is priced a bit low in my opinion. I would imagine that these are starting rates though, east facing and higher floors will probably be a bit more.

I bought the B-plan (Jr. 1BR) on the 39th floor to live in it myself, but if I were to rent it out I'd probably ask 1150 at today's rates given that it's smaller than the regular 1BR units.
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