Manufactured homes gain appeal in British Columbia market
Henry Dyck of Aspen Mobile Estates says soaring conventional housing costs push buyers to new factory built homes with 15 percent down and 15 year financing. CSA standards and the Mobile Home Registry protect buyers as parks, subdivisions, and condominiums emerge as alternatives.
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Henry Dyck
Aspen Mobile Estates
Dyck
Manufactured Housing Association
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Manufactured Homes Association
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Bright growth forecast for Peace-Liard region spoken by official
Economic Development Commissioner Bill Anderson told the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce that development in the Peace-Liard Region will be unprecedented. He presented three year growth statistics noting strong activity in building permits and related indicators.
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Bill Anderson
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
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Canada
Housing costs rise in Chetwynd with new growth
Chetwynd housing prices have climbed about 15 percent from last year, with new homes averaging around 75000 dollars versus 63000 previously. About 20 new homes are on the market and 40 lots are in Village Phase 2, while demand for acreages remains steady amid high interest rates and tight down payments.
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Willard Dunn
Black Bros. - Cascade Realty
Dunn
Bob Yearsley
Black Bros. Cascade Realty
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