sounds like more then 9 floors cause further down the article they say the parking garage was starting to flood as well so its leaking down the whole fuckin building by the sounds of it
and it started on the 29th /30th floor so thats like 30 floors with water damage

"The damage is likely more extensive as video shows flooding into the underground parking levels, over 30 storeys from the flood’s point of origin. The repair costs are expected to be in the millions."

This post was edited by dragoneth on Apr 17 2021 01:44pm

apparently the people have to find another place to stay for months until repairs are done

what a shit show, rip condo insurance lol - i really need to start renting out my condo and buy a townhouse so i can write off insurance and condo fees lol

we've been shopping the past 8 months and still no luck. Everytime we see the one we want, either outbid to the point we don't regret losing out on it, or the owner sells to a friend or something?

The fact that they make us work, while not letting us see friends family or do any recreation is what irritates me.

First day of double time. Ez money. Just had to do a walk check. Walk 6km of lrt line and check for deficiencies. $1000 day.

Yeah these people are retards. Fucking assholes.

If people actually truly abided by a safe six, social distances and did everything else I think we’d be doing okay.

But you get morons like this who ruin it for everyone.

I’ve been staying low key, just golfing , gym and a about the same 5 friends and other than a scare in September when we basically had no restrictions I haven’t had any problems, but then you get cunts like these people

Shit I thought you had found something. My condolences....

ya we are just gonna be patient, or wait til 2026. Just save $$ in the meantime to add more into the down payment so we don't have to mortgage as much later on.

I get the feeling a lot of people that bought this year with low % mort. rates are gonna be shocked when the rates are back to normal or even higher, and suddenly they can't afford it once their 5 yr is up. They'll panic and become buyers market

This post was edited by Secksii on Apr 17 2021 03:11pm

a lot of my coworkers think that but i think it might be better to step into something so if things continue to go up at least your property value will rise up with it, then you can sell it or rent it out to move into a bigger place

my dad's place in north delta jumped up roughly 40-50% this year, there's no way anyone can save up a down payment at these rate of increases

also i think there's so many people that have all their eggs in the real estate basket that if rates go back up and people get fucked, the government will most likely have to step in and bail people out for votes (because foreigners pay cash, they dont have mortgages lol)