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1042 W 48TH AVENUE
Beds
5
Baths
5
Sqft
4,095
Year
1959
Type
Single Family
On market
76d
Prime West Side opportunity on a 60 x 122.8 ft (7,368 sq ft) flat lot with lane access, ideally positioned on a quiet stretch of W 48th Ave. This property offers exceptional redevelopment potential under the City of Vancouver´s R1-1 multiplex zoning, allowing for up to 6 strata units or 8 secured rental units. The existing 4,095 sqft home includes a basement suite, providing solid holding income while you design and permit your project. With multiplex zoning supporting 1.0 FSR and up to 3 storeys, this is a rare chance to capitalize on Vancouver´s multiplex program. Premium location to hold, renovate, or redevelop. (id:65958)
10-item due-diligence checklist. We can pre-flight most of these for you on a CMA call.
Comparable sales
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Property condition
Roof age, furnace age, hot-water tank age, electrical panel size, windows. Cosmetic vs structural.
Zoning
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Suite legality / potential
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Monthly carrying cost
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Property taxes
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Insurance estimate
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Commute
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Deposit and financing conditions
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Inspection considerations
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Cash on cash
-0.52%
Cap rate
4.76%
GRM
13.9
Break-even rent
$17,667
Financing
Operating expenses (monthly)
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Approximation only. Actual cash flow depends on financing terms, condition reports, current market rents, property tax assessment, condo fees, and tenant quality. Defaults: 4.5% rate, 30-year amortization, 5% vacancy, 1%/yr maintenance, 0.5%/yr CapEx reserve, $80/mo insurance. Property tax estimated at 0.55%/yr where not provided. Talk to a mortgage broker before relying on these numbers.
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Cost lines (tax, condo, insurance, utilities) are editable inline above. These two control the mortgage payment math.
Approximation only. CMHC default insurance is included when down payment is under 20%. Property tax and condo fees come from MLS when listed and may not reflect the current billing year. Suite rental income depends on permits, market rent, and vacancy — confirm with a property manager. Always validate your scenario with a mortgage broker and your insurance provider before writing an offer.
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Buyer-fit signals
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