Bargain hunters, take note. Here are a few fixer-uppers.
2. Montreal: $170,000
11750 Ave. Bellevois—2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, mostly hardwood flooring
3. Vancouver: $538,000
1862 Marine Dr.—2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
4. Calgary: $169,000
23 Doverdale Mews SE—“Brand new carpet”
5. Edmonton: $114,900
12231 93 St.—No details given, you’re buying it for the land
6. Ottawa: $151,500
38 Boyce Ave.—Unfortunately, no access to existing house due to flood plain
7. Quebec City: $159,000
176 Ave. Bélanger, Les Rivières—3 bedrooms, “needs some repair”
Listings as of mid-May 2012.
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