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现在新condo 2室一厅价格真不错带地下车库的才22万左右,07年卖到27-8万,至于condon fee,那是你得到服务的代价,很正常。跟house的 月供比较,那是典型的缺乏常识。其他还是根据个人情况。! K$ H1 X/ k; c4 A! q* O1 I6 k
本省走向应该是谨慎乐观7 ?9 U! c; Y; I% `- x9 | B5 x
6 K9 b- i" h6 O$ S5 [6 J JThe Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) predicts home prices will fall 1.1 per cent in 2012. A previous forecast issued in November said home prices were to remain flat this year.
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"Risks to the Canadian economic outlook remain elevated owing to the European sovereign debt quagmire," said CREA chief economist Gregory Klump.
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Multimillion-dollar home sales activity in Vancouver caused the national average price to spike in early 2011. CREA said it does not expect this to happen again this year./ Z+ w8 \& }/ s4 h4 G8 A
5 N. ?/ O( i2 ]7 B6 `6 i( xLast year, the national average price of a resale home in Canada rose over seven per cent to $363,116., r' u4 K g$ I! b3 q5 v6 @
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The average price is now projected to dip to $359,100 by the end of this year. CREA expects a modest rise of 0.9 per cent in 2013 to $362,300 — still below where prices were at the end of 2011.5 G ^: t. L/ C: r. \
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CREA expects home prices to fall the most in British Columbia, with smaller drops expected in Ontario and New Brunswick.
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2 s" x% d# M; kThe largest gains in the country are expected in Manitoba, Quebec and Newfoundland.
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Prices in all provinces are expected to rise in 2013.
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Home sales are expected to rise 0.3 per cent this year, and fall by the same amount in 2013.
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