High density subdivision housing
Hi guys,
I'm in BC and I currently own a small condo downtown. I'm looking to move into a bigger place (hopefully a house) and my budget constraints have expanded my search all the way out to Langley so far.
In Langley, there are parcels of lands purchased by developers and turning into high density subdivision housing. (i.e 3,000 ~ 4,000 sqft houses sitting on 3,000 ~ 4,000 sqft lands close to one another).
What do you think of these? On one hand it is what I can offer and I do like what's inside as they are newly built. On the other hand the entire neighborhood feels like a cookie cut neighborhood with identical looking houses knitted tightly to each other.
Is this the new trend that the millenials have to accept and live with or are these covered with red flags especially when it comes to potential for appreciation of the value?
Please share your opinions!
I'm in BC and I currently own a small condo downtown. I'm looking to move into a bigger place (hopefully a house) and my budget constraints have expanded my search all the way out to Langley so far.
In Langley, there are parcels of lands purchased by developers and turning into high density subdivision housing. (i.e 3,000 ~ 4,000 sqft houses sitting on 3,000 ~ 4,000 sqft lands close to one another).
What do you think of these? On one hand it is what I can offer and I do like what's inside as they are newly built. On the other hand the entire neighborhood feels like a cookie cut neighborhood with identical looking houses knitted tightly to each other.
Is this the new trend that the millenials have to accept and live with or are these covered with red flags especially when it comes to potential for appreciation of the value?
Please share your opinions!