It is no secret that Vancouver has some of the most expensive real estate prices in the world, but who would have thought that you could purchase nine historic French château mansions for the price of one Point Grey tear down.
According to Vancouver-based Pricey Pads, and as first featured by Global BC’s Peter Meiszner, this stark contrasting reality provides yet another glimpse of our region’s out-of-control real estate costs. It has the most expensive housing market in Canada by a wide margin and the world’s second least affordable housing market following Hong Kong.
Vancouver Point Grey Property: $22.8-million
Image: Google Streetview
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The Point Grey property features a view of Burrard Inlet and the North Shore mountains, but is the boarded-up, 2,600 square foot, 1937-built tear down with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms really worth $22.8-million? As Pricey Pads puts it, “would you rather buy the lot in Vancouver for $22,800,000 CAD or all 9 of the French Châteaus for $22,606,270 CAD?”
9 jaw-dropping French castles for price of 1 Vancouver tear down
€2,755,000 EUR / $3,923,671 CAD
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€2,670,000 EUR / $3,802,614 CAD
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€2,300,000 EUR / $3,275,660 CAD
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€2,048,000 EUR / $2,916,761 CAD
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€1,850,000 EUR / $2,634,770 CAD
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€1,400,000 EUR / $1,993,880 CAD
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€1,395,000 EUR / $1,986,759 CAD
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€795,000 EUR / $1,132,239 CAD
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€660,000 EUR / $939,916 CAD
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