Ballard’s Canal project made my smile recently:
NO AUCTION NEEDED!
Dear Mr. Goyer,
Come to Canal Station and experience a calm buying environment unlike the chaotic auction frenzy of other condominium communities in Seattle. We’ve been selling steadily with over 80% of our homes sold and occupied; therefore not needing to resort to auctions to sell our homes. Why risk paying more than the minimum bid at an auction when we offer fantastic homes with amazing value and location?
Examples of our “Maximum Bid” prices:
Unit 441, Jr 1 Bed, 532 sf – price $219,950
Unit 458, 1 Bed, 730 sf – price $274,950
Unit 540, 1 Bed + Den, 715 sf – price $274,950
Unit 253, 2 Bed + Den, 1079 sf – price $399,950Be sure to get the home you really want at a price you can count on. At Canal Station, you can rest assured that you are buying into a desirable condominium community.
Buy with Confidence. Choose Canal Station.
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1 Name // Sep 22, 2009 at 2:29 pm
I'm curious what Hjarta's response might be, if any. I visited the sales center a few months ago, and pricing was definitely not in line w/ market conditions for new condos in Ballard, imo.
2 King // Sep 23, 2009 at 11:39 am
I noticed 5th and Madison just sent out a notice with price cuts up to 30%.
There is a reason this is all happening this week for those 'in the know'. Developers are trying to get ahead of the curve before the FDIC auction of Corus and their condo portfolio this Friday.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125366312908832...
3 Sorin // Sep 23, 2009 at 9:59 pm
Hjarta is leasing units now. If I recall from looking about a month ago, well less than half of their units have sold. I think it was closer to a quarter.
Canal Station seems to have sold a sufficient number of units to be into the black, so probably don't have a major time pressure to sell their remainder.
4 Sorin // Sep 24, 2009 at 4:59 am
Hjarta is leasing units now. If I recall from looking about a month ago, well less than half of their units have sold. I think it was closer to a quarter.
Canal Station seems to have sold a sufficient number of units to be into the black, so probably don't have a major time pressure to sell their remainder.
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