byanca

Someone also mentioned that the housing price will not go up much in Surrey for the next couple years at least because Surrey has too much land.  So, they can build a lot of new houses in Surrey.  

And yes....I think buying a new car is kinda a waste because the car itself is not experience but gas, insurance...is gonna add up.  

I just checked Queensborough on MLS but I don't see many listings....are there any new development there?

tsumorichisato

http://www.realtor.ca/propertyDe ... mp;PidKey=797933579

There is open house tomorrow, you can at least check it out. It's not brand new though.

fibbi

Does it have to be brand new? I think within 5 yrs are still ok?

ricrick

Someone also mentioned that the housing price will not go up much in Surrey for the next couple year ...
byanca 發表於 2011-10-28 15:18

do you really need to buy new house in richmond? what about order, but bigger house for the same price

Nam

I would not lives in surrey and richmond, dun like richmond lifestyle... its ok to be there once in awhile to eat but not for living, surrey.... the communte is too long.... in summer time it is worst....i used to work atvport kells few yrs ago, morning will be 30-35 minutes on hwy (speed average120), after work, unless i leave office at 730 or 8, worst record took me 2 hrs from port kells to north bby......bcuz of car accident... i literally sat in car btwn port mann and ikea for an hour, not moving at all....

byanca

I went to the open house today.  I think this neighbor is quite nice.  The price is pretty good too but it's facing the hwy...so I'll keep my eyes on the other listings around this area.  

I don't need to buy a brand new place but it's better to be within 5 yrs old because the repair fee for old building can be very very expensive...

I keep hearing that now is the buyer's market....so I'll see if I can find an apartment with a resonable size and price in Richmond...if not...I can always go back to Surrey because they have lots of new development.

FiChai

Yes, we can call it's a buyer's market, for the market usually slows down in winter, means less people want to buy properties, and that's more likely for serious buyers to ask for a better bargain if the sellers really want to sell out their property during this time.

yogi

The only thing I can tell you about living in Surrey is that travelling to and from work will be the bane of your life. Like Nam says, if there's an accident , you will be stuck for over an hour - if you are lucky. Even if there's no accident, the merging lanes in some areas slow down the traffic and there will be jams too.

One downside to all the developments happening in Surrey is that there are not enough schools. They keep building homes to lure young families but the province/city/school district do not have the money to build any new schools.

Anyway, think of your long term plan.  Good luck.