Are you interested in multiplex developments? With government initiatives driving new housing creation, there’s a growing focus on adding gentle density through multiplexes. Homeowners and small to mid-sized builders are teaming up to create 4-8 unit developments, which can be rental properties or stratified for sale. Would this type of investment opportunity interest you on the addy platform?
💬 Have you been in the Discord chat? The other day some of the addy squad posted a few potential feature updates for the addy platform looking for your feedback:
Pop into the #💬|Feedback channel on Discord to learn more!
🇺🇸 Get your US dollar wallet ready – the next US property is going to drop soon. You will need a US dollar bank account connected to your US dollar addy wallet.
🆕 But that’s not all, watch for details on upcoming property drops in Cochrane, AB and Victoria, BC.
🍀 There are 4 opportunities on the addy platform for your review, with a few more preparing to launch:
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📰 Industry News |
District of North Van must add 5,200 units by 2026: housing needs report In this year’s interim report, staff projected a housing need of 22,369 units by 2041. In the four years since the first report, the district had successfully delivered 2,240 new units, leaving 5,185 to be built by the end of 2026. (North Shore News) |
‘Unwavering’ determination: Majority of young Canadians say they plan to buy a home in the next five years More than half of generation Z and millennials are planning to buy a home within the next five years, despite housing market challenges and an apparent decline in young homeowners, according to the latest Scotiabank Housing Poll. (Calgary Herald) |
OREA Makes “Bold” Policy Recommendations To Raise The Bar For Ontario Real Estate The report, titled Continuing to Raise the Bar for Real Estate in Ontario, contains nine policy recommendations that they feel will help make Ontario “a leader in North America when it comes to professional standards in real estate,” according to a press release. (Storeys) |
Toronto Condo Prices Just Had One of The Worst Months On Record Greater Toronto condo prices are plunging. The price of a benchmark condo fell a whopping 2% (-$13,400) to $654,300 in September, marking the fifth consecutive month lower. Those declines are also managing to get larger every month. (Better Dwelling) |
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