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Edmonton ranks 10th as most expensive downtown housing in the world!!

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发表于 2007-4-13 07:37 | 显示全部楼层 |阅读模式
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9 K1 B1 m# v( I% t. h/ ACalgary ranks sixth as most expensive downtown housing- }, N; i: @) {" V
UPDATED: 2007-04-12 16:38:42 MST
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. h+ L6 j, u- {3 tMore and more Calgarians are buying downtown homes but paying top price for the prime location.
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People who live in downtown business districts in Canada’s largest cities generally pay less per-square foot than people in cities around the world and enjoy shorter daily commutes to work, according to a recent survey done on first-time home buyers by CENTURY 21.
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Calgary ranks sixth most expensive of 31 cities surveyed around the world.
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3 ^2 b4 d' s/ r/ ZThe cost to buy in Calgary’s downtown is even more than settling in Toronto’s core which ranked 16th in the survey with the average cost running $209 per sq. ft. 7 o2 @; j* N# \' `
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George Bamber, owner of a Calgary-based Century 21 said it’s a sign of a city maturing and becoming more like Vancouver or Toronto where downtown is a place where people live and work.“You just get more real estate for your money outside of downtown,” he said.
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, R  R3 z8 ^' F“To live downtown people pay for it.” 7 ?  w7 p, z: d& e% M3 K! N, M
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A condo in southwood for instance would run about $323 a sq. ft while downtown goes for about $500.
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  g7 y' j# E8 o1 P  c- ~' R/ {1 dStill Bamber said the interest in downtown living only seems to be getting more popular — a sign Calgary is “getting to be more like a big city.” / Q2 [/ g) S9 A' O, \" V
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Part of the attraction is affordability but also people wanting to buy in to a certain lifestyle, Bamber said.
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6 Q. R8 V. S( J( H- _3 q! k3 m, w$ ]“People want to be close to restaurants and bars and don’t want to drive an hour to work,” he said. : t+ N. {- A! A# C, J5 S+ I3 P% \
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He said 30 % of the housing market is condos - the bulk of which are in downtown.
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The survey showed Vancouver placing fourth most expensive at $577 per sq. ft. while Edmonton was 10th most expensive at $322.
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In Calgary, a typical first-time buyer would choose a one-bedroom, one-bath 500-sq. ft. apartment in Mission or Connaught priced at about $250,000 and a 10-minute drive or 20-minute walk to the downtown business core and the Calgary Tower.
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While those looking for life in the suburbs and a better bang for their buck typically see a significant cost savings.
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A 650 sq. ft condo in Southwood, Bamber said, recently sold for about $323 per square foot, for instance. 0 r$ e/ F- @" ?$ T: @0 k5 E
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% p3 R( [4 h* D; m& e. i& A/ ?- St. John’s and Quebec City had the lowest and second-lowest per-square-foot downtown prices of all 31 cities surveyed, at $55 and $93 respectively.— The two lowest per-square-foot prices for international cities were Istanbul, Turkey and Sydney, Australia, at $94 and $105 respectively.
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& C2 N& R% w' h# ]# o— Vancouver was fourth most expensive at $577 per square foot while Calgary was sixth most expensive at $500 and Edmonton was 10th most expensive at $322 — Globally Paris was the most expensive at $1,051 per square foot while London was fifth most expensive at $532 and New York was eighth most expensive at $375 The 10 least expensive downtown housing markets as ranked per-square-foot for first-time buyers are; St. John’s $55 Quebec City $93 Istanbul $94 Halifax $97 Charlottetown $104 Sydney, Australia $105 Bogota $114 Mexico City $119
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The 10 most expensive downtown housing markets; Paris $1051 Moscow $688 Seol $630 Vancouver $577 London, England $532 Calgary $500 Athens $375 New York City $375 Tokyo, $325 Edmonton $322.
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 楼主| 发表于 2007-4-13 07:50 | 显示全部楼层
Are we living in New York or Tokyo?
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发表于 2007-4-13 08:58 | 显示全部楼层
不是真的吧。我朋友在纽约,他说他买不起房子,他住公寓,房租一个月2800美刀,不过据说很奢侈。比起来,爱民顿还是很便宜的,不过可能占工资的比例就比较高。我朋友两口子年收入税后将近30万。
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发表于 2007-4-13 11:26 | 显示全部楼层
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一点也不奇怪,最近一个世界范围内经理级房屋 (executive house)市场调查显示 (见上周环球邮报):
5 Q& @. z/ f6 i& r世界排名前十位最贵城市中,加拿大名列第一,独占四名, 仅次于伦敦(第一),纽约(第二)。
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发表于 2007-4-13 13:29 | 显示全部楼层
这数据是真的, 我在电视上也看到了, 可是统计方法有待考证.8 w$ V: N0 [% E/ F" J
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New York City $375 Tokyo, $325 Edmonton $322.+ m: d( k: w0 l6 I( p

9 q  ?8 Q$ w5 l  ~4 _也就是说edmonton的房子和东经,new york基本一样. new york的中心two bedroom房子没有个50万买不到, twowhouse起码上80万...edmonton还没有到这个价吧?
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        Listing ID         932689
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        CC/Maint        $707
' h3 q% }) @' p' Z, `0 f2 h这房子是new york Manhattan最便宜的two bedroom了, 其他的都上了50万. 要注意这个condo是co-op, 也就是说房子没有卖的权利, 要通过condo board调查买家,经过的同意才能卖.
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7 i) e3 ?- J; y2 v$ y[ 本帖最后由 dgg 于 2007-4-13 14:39 编辑 ]
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