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8x on the park prices

8x On The Park Prices

Steve Saretsky -

8x On The Park Prices Revealed

8X On The Park prices were revealed at their public preview on Saturday May 14. The lineup at their sales centre at 1149 Hamilton street was incredible. People waited about 45 minutes in the hot sun just to get the opportunity to cram inside and walk through some of their preview units.

I was able to finally push through and get inside. It was shoulder to shoulder, but totally worth the wait. I attempted to film part of the latest Saretsky Show but the marketing team with Rennie & Associates had a strict no camera policy.. I found that quite funny considering everyone inside the presentation centre was on snapchat recording videos. But I digress, here are the prices for 8x On The Park:

 

8x on the park prices
8X on the park prices by Brenhill Developments

Pied-a-terre – 466 square feet starting price of $509,000

1 bedroom and flex- 584 square feet starting price of $634,900

1 bedroom and flex- 616 square feet starting price of $654,900

2 bedroom- 969 square feet starting price of $1,139,900

2 bedroom and den- 1041 square feet starting price of $1,669,900

3 bedroom- 1185 square feet starting price of $1,899,900

3 bedroom and flex- 1200 square feet starting price of $1,429,900

3 bedroom and den plus flex- 1469 square feet starting at $1,899,900

3 bedroom and den plus flex 1736 square feet starting at $2,999,900

3 bedroom and den plus flex- 1781 square feet starting at $3,039,900

3 penthouses available, prices upon request.

 

Something to note, the first 11 floors of 8x On The Park will be designated rental units only as per their agreement with the city of Vancouver. Therefor starting prices you see would start on the 12th floor and upwards. Prices increasing from $5000-10,000 more per floor.

Also you do not have to pay 5% GST on newly built developments up to $750,000 as per new BC government changes. Anything over $750,000 will be subject to GST, prices above do not include GST.

Sales start Tuesday May 17, 2016. Get there early as there is surely going to be a lineup!

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