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Washington's Display Home will be available for viewing on October 1st and 2nd, noon to 2PM, at 3080 Washington Avenue. To schedule a private appointment, please connect with Island Realm Real Estate.
Washington's display home will be opening this weekend, between noon and 2PM on Saturday and Sunday, to preview the build quality of the project's townhomes. Five homes remain for sale and will be revealed as part of the last pre-sales phase.
Final 5: Washington pre-sale unveils last 'missing middle' townhomes at the Burnside Gorge project
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Townhome living spaces overlook a tree-lined setting on a quiet residential street in Burnside Gorge. © Mary McNeill Knowles / MMK Creative
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A completed kitchen at Formwell's Washington Display Home, showcasing the company's townhome development completing next spring along Washington Avenue in Victoria's Burnside Gorge neighbourhood. Kitchens at Washington feature heritage-inspired details and well-considered design elements. © Mary McNeill Knowles / MMK Creative
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Functional storage is at the forefront of Formwell’s design approach, like this built-in entry storage area. © Mary McNeill Knowles / MMK Creative
Final 5: Washington pre-sale unveils last 'missing middle' townhomes at the Burnside Gorge project
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Missing middle? The ones friends of HFL keep telling us are illegal to build?
The $70k Volvo in the rendering with $1k worth of paddleboards strapped to the roof just screams affordable :D
This is missing middle to the last detail and no, it is not affordable housing.
I am following the Vibrant Facebook post on this project and people are debating how this housing is not supposed to be about affordability but it could have a small trickle down market effect eventually or maybe not a perceivable one at all. I feel bad for the young people who believed missing middle would bring down housing prices or make home buying affordable when they finish university. What they don't know yet is when they leave university they will be saddled with high debt at 20 year interest rate highs and their job prospects won't cover all the fancy things they dreamed of having in their 20s. Maybe by their late 30s they'll buy a home if they're smart and start saving immediately.
I promise you no one leaving university right now thinks they can buy a house - don't worry about disappointing them, Banksy. The big dream is more along the lines of having maybe just one roommate, instead of several.
Final 5: Washington pre-sale unveils last 'missing middle' townhomes at the Burnside Gorge project
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