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    Oh of course but tough to predict if the market will be as good as it is right now.
    EXACTLY, and it might be even hotter than now. Timing the market --> rarely works. You cant have it all.

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    Builder believes he can get the house done in 6 to 9 months from now.. I think he's being optimistic
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    Oh of course but tough to predict if the market will be as good as it is right now.
    Well, no shit.

    Do you think anyone actually has that ability? If so, I have bad news for you.

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    What sort of indicators show that the market will still be favourable then? It's not that far away but having experienced being bit back in 08 I worry
    If you more risk adverse I would sell now and rent but you window for the best market (May and June) getting shorter by the day, where is your home?

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    One thing to consider is how busy builders are right now, and they won't likely extend your build out. It will throw out their schedules and they hate redoing work. I would talk to them first before making any other decisions. I hate moving, so I would just stick it out and sell when your new place is ready.
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    https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2023/0...rocket-report/

    "The latest numbers from Rentals.ca show there has been a year-over-year 14.7 per cent increase in prices. It says a one-bedroom suite in the city is going for $2,787 a month and a two-bedroom is going for $3,741 a month. Vancouver is the most expensive city for renters in all of Canada, according to these numbers."

    Still not near California levels, but getting there.
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