Vancouver Court-Ordered Property Listings Approach Two-Decade High
Sourced from 4 publications
- •Vancouver and Fraser Valley court-ordered residential listings are nearing a 20-year high, with many failing to sell, per the Financial Post.
- •A Melbourne terrace sold for A$1.06 million in under 40 seconds to first-home buyers, suggesting localized demand persists in some Australian suburbs.
- •A Sydney inner west apartment sold for A$981,000, but the vendor had to readjust when bidding stalled between two parties.
- •Rising court-ordered listings that fail to attract buyers suggest compounding stress in Vancouver's housing market.
Sources
AFL defender’s Kensington home sells for $1.06m to first home buyers
Smh
Inner west unit sells for $981,000 as market ‘aligns’ with buyers
Smh
Inner west unit sells for $981,000 as market ‘aligns’ with buyers
Theage
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Financialpost
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