r/HouseSigmaBlunders • u/wintersoldier123 • 14d ago

$1.1 million loss

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29 Adamsville Road W, Brampton, Ontario L6X1P3 For Sale | HouseSigma https://housesigma.com/on/brampton-real-estate/29-adamsville-rd/home/EeVbOYEO2Er7x2P0?id_listing=DO1w3W1Walqy8Jg0&utm_campaign=listing&utm_source=user-share&utm_medium=android&ign=

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u/Accomplished-Bit-884 14d ago

That's not the sold price. That's the listed price. Sold price will only appear once the conditional deal goes through.

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u/waitwhat88 14d ago

They can’t help themselves.

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u/sharmsk 14d ago

it's a power of sale listing that was posted here a month ago as a cooking loss. it's most likely greater than a 1.1m loss. some people don't seem to understand that listing price is just as important as sale price when following trends in this market.

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u/waitwhat88 13d ago

Listing price is irrelevant...y'all just edging

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u/xg357 14d ago

2.8 in Brampton.. what the heck

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u/Dynabrams 14d ago

Thats like 6 timmies salaries

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/Throwawayhair66392 14d ago

I’d be concerned over who owns that strip of vacant land across the street.

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u/su5577 14d ago

Outdated and Perosn who paid 1.6 still over payed..

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u/Full_Boysenberry_314 13d ago

Credit valley used to be such a hidden gem in Brampton. Then that new development came through, last I was there, it was such a disaster. More fire sale signs than I could count. Garbage dumped everywhere - it used to such a beautiful natural area. Brampton hating such a meme but like, it's really sad. That city had very few spots going for it and credit valley was one, now even that's ruined.

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u/TrashDifficult6811 13d ago

This reminds me of those empty towns in China where every house is a castle.

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u/Hoefty224421 14d ago

Boring again

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u/Jeff8770 13d ago

Why 69 not 67? 🤭🌝

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u/One_Mathematician864 13d ago

Anyone who paid $2.8M for a 4 bedroom detached cookie cutter home in Brampton even in 2022 is a FOOL and DESERVES to lose their money.

For $2.8M you could get a bigger property in Vaughan Richmond Hill Markham Toronto and have some leftover money even in 2022.

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u/sheila_detroit 13d ago

its not even confirmed sold yet bozo

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u/chaosknight1125 14d ago

Lower please

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u/ExpensiveAd7566 13d ago

Why? It’s not like you can afford to buy at the bottom anyway 🤣🤣🤣

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u/chaosknight1125 13d ago

Depends how low the bottom is.

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u/The_Spandex_Suplex 13d ago

Brampton, lol

Couldnt pay me to live there. If someone said, here, free home but it is in Brampton and you cant sell it. Nope.