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But Roach says it was well under the going rate in Kipling, which is about $50,000 Canadian (U.S. $45,000

Less than 45,000?!?!?! IS that even possible?

I guess I'm just too used to long island housing prices *shudder*

Atleast he got what he wanted in the end, I say good on him

Quote (madmanfrommars @ July 11 2006, 7:28 pm)

Quote But Roach says it was well under the going rate in Kipling, which is about $50,000 Canadian (U.S. $45,000 Less than 45,000?!?!?! IS that even possible? I guess I'm just too used to long island housing prices *shudder*

a house that size around here is $300k.

Housing prices must be insanely low on Saskatchewan.
Then again, I can understand, because its Saskatchewan, who wants to live there?

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I've just looked at a little chart of average home prices across Canada. The real estate is indeed, insanely cheap in Saskatchewan. The average price of a home in May 06 was right around ~$150,000 (conversely, where I live, the average price was $515,755).

Anyway, it's cool to know that the little trade-up game can actually get that big. Though I don't think he should have stopped here. Maybe trade this house for one in a little more desirable location?

They had this in my newspaper yesterday


I'm really just amazed that he managed to do it in only 14 trades