In the eighties and nineties Alberta was the place go and make money! Anyone with a trade seemed to head out to land of opportunity. it's a trend that is even more magnetizing today making Nova Scotia the oldest overall by demographics in the country.
Well - The people who ventured west in the eighties and nineties made their money,invested in housing and saw incredible gains over the last 10 - 15 -20 years. So - as soon as the markets start to slow they decided to sell and head home.
Most with equity ranging from $500,000 plus. So why not head east and invest $250-$300,000 in a brand new condo and put the rest in the bank. A few might also pick up a place in Florida for the winter months. Its a trend that is happening and this year will be no exception. This year we have The Gladstone project with approx 34 left, The Hydrostone with approx 20. Cunard st. with Armoury square should be ready late in the year. Plenty left down at Bishops Landing.And lots more.
Downtown living is popular where you can walk to the popular historic halifax waterfront . There is also a movement afoot where people want to live off the penninsula and close to the major arteries and shopping. ie : Mont Royal and Regency park condominiums.
See my condo directory at my ever evolving Condo blog and have a look at the various buildings and see what they have to offer.
See more condos at homesearchnovascotia.com
Paul Viau - Cell 902-499-2950
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