So when’s the housing bubble bursting?
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Exclusive: 'Serious safety risk': Work halted on several Vancouver multiplex projects built too close to power lines
Dan Fumano: Vancouver's highly touted multiplex zoning aims to pack more homes onto residential lots, but at least nine projects under construction have been hit with stop-work orders after the city determined they were too close to high-voltage overhead power lines.
Exclusive: 'Serious safety risk': Work halted on several Vancouver multiplex projects built too close to power lines
Vancouver halted work on at least nine projects after it was determined they were being built too close to high-voltage power lines
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What’s the catch because he could have taken out a home line of credit and paid that shit off
He didn't know he had an outstanding bill, he only owed 5k,if he knew he woulda paid it.
How the fuck can a company buy a debt from a water company and have the right to sell “YOUR HOUSE”
That has got to be illegal, shouldn't it be sold to a debt collection agency who then Has to get a judgement against you. Even after all of that they would garnish wages or seize bank accounts. This is some bullshit, got me heated. If he had a mortgage the bank woulda had to pay the bill and charge him for it
No way would this happen to me. I’d sue the fuck out them. You can’t gotcha me and force me to sell my house like this. I’d need to know more because it can’t be this easy to kick a person out
I agree, shit is bizarre
Bought for $690K in 1996, a Surrey property is now worth $25 million and at the centre of a court case
In 1996, Harjinder Cheema purchased a 4.3-acre property on 152 Street in Surrey. He paid $690,000 for the site, which included a modest, one-storey home with a finished basement, and was zoned for agricultural use.
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