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REAL ESTATE WEEKLY GO TO REW.CA /NEWS TO READ THESE STORIES AND MUCH MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS AND ADVICE Vancouver ʼ s Residential Building Permits Up 56%: StatCan Listing on your Home Sale Expired? How to Get It Sold Vancouver ʼ s Boomer Luxury Home Buyers Increasingly Urban: Survey M etro Vancouverites are head- ing to the polls – or, in this case, their nearest post box – as mail-in voting continues for the emotion- ally charged Transportation and Transit Plebiscite – aka “the congestion tax”. Although the question is how to fund transit improvements, the debate has rapidly become about whether people believe TransLink should be trusted with more funds. Many issues like impact on housing affordability have been largely ignored. Even getting both sides to agree on how much the new tax would cost has proved impossible. “Yes” supporters say the 0.5 per cent sales tax will take $125 per year out of the average household’s pocket. “No” supporters say it will be more than double that amount – $258 per year. Property Purchasing Power So what’s the tax’s impact on abil- ity to purchase a home – especially for cash-strapped first time buyers? The new tax will reduce income and therefore bor- rowing power – no matter which side’s estimate is correct. “At today’s mortgage rates of 2.69 per cent, if we take the higher estimate of $258, it would reduce a person’s home buying power approximately $5,400,” says Mark Belling, CEO of Fifth Avenue Real Estate Marketing. He stresses, however, this is more than offset by the costs savings of living close to regular, reliable transit. For the rapidly expanding demograph- ic of urbanites who embrace a carless lifestyle, transit also opens the possibil- ity of an immediate bottom line benefit. “The average parking stall costs $25,000 to $30,000,” notes Robert Grimm, principal of Portrait Homes. “That could mean the difference between a studio or being able to afford a one- bedroom home.” Will New Transit Push Up House Prices? Over the long term, most industry watchers agree housing prices will con- tinue to rise throughout Metro Vancouver due to its geographical constraints. And there are precedents to suggest they rise more rapidly when improved transit arrives. According to an Urban Analytics report commissioned by the Onni Group just after the Canada Line was built, land values along the Cambie Corridor rose 19 per cent in the months leading up to completion. They climbed an additional 14 per cent in the first six months of oper- ation – a 33 per cent increase in one year. The Evergreen Effect Further east, where the Evergreen Line is under construction, the Tri-Cities have shown steady but more moderate price increases, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. The rapid spike in prices many predicted would accompany the new SkyTrain line has failed to materialize. What has occurred is a construction boom that’s highlighting neighbourhoods like Burquitlam as a more desirable place to live. Howard Steiss, principal at Texor Homes, notes many buyers are attracted to the greater bang for their buck that’s possible when transit makes commuting easier. Although the new tax would add to the cost of construction materials, David Podmore, chairman and CEO of Concert Properties, points out this may not be as severe as it appears. “The higher density we see around transit nodes like Marine Gateway, Metrotown or Brentwood allows more efficient land use – which means devel- opers have the cost savings associated with economy of scale,” he says. What about Immigrant and Offshore Buyers? Overseas and immigrant buyers con- sider proximity to transit a must have. “Offshore markets are light years ahead of us in the way they look at transit,” says Bill Szeto, president of Otezs Project Marketing. “In any major Asian or European city, transit is the dominant way people move around.” However, Rolf Neufeld, managing director of credit structuring with Bank of Montreal, believes the vote will have little long-term impact. “Vancouver land values are going to keep rising regard- less,” he says. “And there will be some transit improvements even if the vote is no.” So while Metro Vancouver awaits the results of the transit vote, Szeto makes a final comment. “Even 15 or 20 years ago, people asked why anyone would want to live next to the SkyTrain… now they ask why wouldn’t you want to live there?” How the Transit Vote Affects Home Buyers and Property Values BURNABY NEW WESTMINSTER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2015 info@rew.ca • 604-435-7977 Looking to BUY or SELL a home? To assist you in making the best decisions, a professional Realtor can provide the most up to date information on the real estate market, price, financing and comparative properties in your area. Find your EXPERT Real Estate professional right here in REW.ca!

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R E A L E S T A T E W E E K L Y

GO TOREW.CA /NEWS

TO READ THESE STORIESAND MUCH MORE REAL ESTATE

NEWS AND ADVICE

Vancouverʼs Residential Building Permits Up 56%:

StatCan

Listing on your Home Sale Expired? How to

Get It Sold

Vancouverʼs Boomer Luxury Home Buyers

Increasingly Urban: Survey

Metro Vancouverites are head-ing to the polls – or, in this case, their nearest post box – as

mail-in voting continues for the emotion-ally charged Transportation and Transit Plebiscite – aka “the congestion tax”.

Although the question is how to fund transit improvements, the debate has rapidly become about whether people believe TransLink should be trusted with more funds. Many issues like impact on housing aff ordability have been largely ignored.

Even getting both sides to agree on how much the new tax would cost has proved impossible. “Yes” supporters say the 0.5 per cent sales tax will take $125 per year out of the average household’s pocket. “No” supporters say it will be more than double that amount – $258 per year.

Property Purchasing PowerSo what’s the tax’s impact on abil-

ity to purchase a home – especially for cash-strapped fi rst time buyers? The new tax will reduce income and therefore bor-rowing power – no matter which side’s estimate is correct.

“At today’s mortgage rates of 2.69 per

cent, if we take the higher estimate of $258, it would reduce a person’s home buying power approximately $5,400,” says Mark Belling, CEO of Fifth Avenue Real Estate Marketing.

He stresses, however, this is more than off set by the costs savings of living close to regular, reliable transit.

For the rapidly expanding demograph-ic of urbanites who embrace a carless lifestyle, transit also opens the possibil-ity of an immediate bottom line benefi t.

“The average parking stall costs $25,000 to $30,000,” notes Robert Grimm, principal of Portrait Homes. “That could mean the diff erence between a studio or being able to aff ord a one-bedroom home.”

Will New Transit Push Up House Prices?

Over the long term, most industry watchers agree housing prices will con-tinue to rise throughout Metro Vancouver due to its geographical constraints. And there are precedents to suggest they rise more rapidly when improved transit arrives.

According to an Urban Analytics report commissioned by the Onni Group just

after the Canada Line was built, land values along the Cambie Corridor rose 19 per cent in the months leading up to completion. They climbed an additional 14 per cent in the fi rst six months of oper-ation – a 33 per cent increase in one year.

The Evergreen EffectFurther east, where the Evergreen Line

is under construction, the Tri-Cities have shown steady but more moderate price increases, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. The rapid spike in prices many predicted would accompany the new SkyTrain line has failed to materialize.

What has occurred is a construction boom that’s highlighting neighbourhoods like Burquitlam as a more desirable place to live. Howard Steiss, principal at Texor Homes, notes many buyers are attracted to the greater bang for their buck that’s possible when transit makes commuting easier.

Although the new tax would add to the cost of construction materials, David Podmore, chairman and CEO of Concert Properties, points out this may not be as severe as it appears.

“The higher density we see around

transit nodes like Marine Gateway, Metrotown or Brentwood allows more effi cient land use – which means devel-opers have the cost savings associated with economy of scale,” he says.

What about Immigrant and Offshore Buyers?

Overseas and immigrant buyers con-sider proximity to transit a must have. “Off shore markets are light years ahead of us in the way they look at transit,” says Bill Szeto, president of Otezs Project Marketing. “In any major Asian or European city, transit is the dominant way people move around.”

However, Rolf Neufeld, managing director of credit structuring with Bank of Montreal, believes the vote will have little long-term impact. “Vancouver land values are going to keep rising regard-less,” he says. “And there will be some transit improvements even if the vote is no.”

So while Metro Vancouver awaits the results of the transit vote, Szeto makes a fi nal comment. “Even 15 or 20 years ago, people asked why anyone would want to live next to the SkyTrain… now they ask why wouldn’t you want to live there?”

How the Transit Vote Affects Home Buyers and Property Values

BURNABY NEW WESTMINSTER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, [email protected] • 604-435-7977

Looking to BUY or SELL a home? To assist you in making the best decisions,

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up to date information on the real estate

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properties in your area.

Find your EXPERT Real Estate professional right here in REW.ca!

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