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f7e8e1  No.260715

WOW! Canadians So Desperate To Move Rural 2.4 Acres Sells For Over One Million Dollars!

Canada's housing crisis worsens as bidding wars become more intense as shortages persist. A combination of people leaving cities and seeking rural properties mixed with a housing shortage has resulted in skyrocketing prices that are not sustainable.

According to The Globe and Mail, home prices in Canada surged 22% over the past year, and the median home price is at record highs. Cheap loans from the Bank of Canada (BoC), housing shortages, and people exiting cities have resulted in bidding wars.

Take, for example, Palgrave, a small town 31 miles northwest of Toronto. A rancher built in the 1970s had an asking price of $998,000 in June and sold later that month for $1,365,000. Just days on the market, a fierce bidding war broke out with 13 bidders who ultimately bid up the price 37% above list.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ontario-rancher-gets-13-offers-sells-367000-over-list

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f7e8e1  No.260716

I have nearly 4 times the acreage, much more rural than that property!

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83f795  No.260720

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>>260715

>2.4 acres

>rural

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7e721c  No.260728

>>260720

America and Canada must be a bit different. Where I live, which is pretty damn rural, alongside the old junction roads properties can range anywhere from 2 acres to 15 acres. Maybe more. All depends what lots those people bought and which junctions you travel. Some houses and homesteads are closer to one another than others. There are a few in between that are very well spread out too.

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83f795  No.260755

>>260728

I'm from Texas. 2-15 acres is suburbs. Rural is 200+ acres.

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3be428  No.260762

>>260755

If you go down the gravel and dirt roads off the junctions out here (Missouri) that's where it gets a lot more spread out and where a lot of ranchers and farmers live. I live off a dirt road myself, near a junction road, I own around 12 acres total, some of it wooded area. But not bad. Enough to homestead comfortably away from others, out of sight and all. Enough land to have a big garden and raise some livestock which is what counts when you want to become more self-sufficient. If you need 200+ acres you might as well be a farmer or ranch cattle.

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3ca196  No.260778

>>260762

10,000 lurkers?

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afcfc7  No.260779

>>260762

The grazing head per acre is pretty different in the two states. What you can sustain on 15 acres needs 200+ acres in TX. We have much more abundant life here in terms of density so our lot size tens to be smaller.

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