You’ve been playing the lottery for years and have managed to score a free ticket here and there and the occasional $10 winner. Regardless of what you win it’s always an exciting moment. We’ve all dreamt of winning the Jackpot and made a list of what we’d do if we won. Tonight’s Lotto 6/49 Jackpot is an estimated $5 Million plus one guaranteed $1 Million prize. You aren’t lucky enough to win the $5 Million, but let’s say you did nab that guaranteed $1 Million prize! Exciting right? You can now splurge a little more and live the life you always dreamed of! Let’s go shopping for a new house.
You want to stay in Vancouver so you take a look at this half-duplex on E 44th Avenue listed at $668,000. This new construction spans 1,050 square feet with 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms. The listing says, “Potential suite on main level.” Surely you can do better than this for $668,000!
You keep looking and find this half-duplex listed at $719,000. It’s a whole 42 square feet larger than the last one at 1,092 square feet. It was built in 2013 and offers 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms.
Fed up with only seeing half-duplexes you tell your agent you want to see some houses. This is what you can get for $799,000 on E Pender Street. Offering 2,140 square feet with 5 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms it is described as being, “structurally sound & solid.”
You continue your search for a detached home in Vancouver with this 1,775 square foot home on Main Street. Built in 1974 it offers 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It’s described as, “A Vancouver Special Home in a desirable MAIN neighbourhood.” The listing also notes that many updates have been done and that the home is well maintained. This is the only listing photo they’ve provided.
Your agent finally brings you to this cute little home that you suspect is under budget. Wrong. It’s listed at $843,000 offering 1,440 square feet with 6 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. As a bonus it’s priced below the assessed value! The decision is yours. Would you spend nearly 3/4 of your Lotto winnings on one of these homes? You might just have to stick to tight condo life if you want your winnings to last a lifetime.
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