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Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x268
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
March 26, 2010
Recently renovated 3 bedroom bungalow on large lot with 2-storey garage! $299,000
*** SOLD ***
14 Marvin St, New Hamburg
Recently renovated 3 bedroom bungalow with deck on large fenced lot with detached 2-storey garage/workshop/office (24'x 30'). Featuring hardwood and ceramic floors, newer windows, soaker tub, renovated basement featuring new 3 piece bath and potential extra bedroom. Dream workshop with in floor heating and separate gas furnace for newly built office on second floor with high speed internet access available. Large cement driveway with lots of room for all your toys!
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x468
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
Beautiful 100 acre farm with 2 homes and excellent outbuildings! $985,000
*** SOLD ***
966780 Oxford Waterloo Rd, Plattsville
Beautiful 100 acre farm featuring 1860 stone house with addition. The up-to-date home includes hardwood floors, new kitchen in 2004, and finished basement with fireplace and 2 walkouts to deck. Excellent outbuildings featuring heated shop (24’x30’), machine shed (36’x76’), and bank barn currently used to finish 40-50 head of beef cattle. Farm shows pride of ownership with 90+ workable acres. Second home on property: 1,000 sq ft bungalow with pond, car port and shed (21’x28’) Excellent location – 15 minutes to KW and
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x468
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
February 7, 2010
New, 3 bedroom bungalow in Plattsville - $289,900
*** SOLD ***
342 Fennel Street, Plattsville
Imagine living in this beautiful, new, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open concept all brick bungalow on a large lot (55'x116') built by Apple Home Builders, a Tarion Award of Excellence Builder. Great price...compare the value! Stop imagining...come and see this fantastic home, only a quick 15 minute commute to KW or Cambridge. Great value with all the benfits of small town living. Ready for a quick closing.
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x468
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
New, 2 bedroom bungalow in Plattsville - $289,900
*** SOLD ***
346 Fennel Street, Plattsville
Beautiful, new, 2 bedroom, open concept all brick bungalow on large lot (55'x116') built by Apple Home Builders, a Tarion Award of Excellence Builder. Ready for a quick closing. Dare to compare prices and lot sizes...fantastic value for a quick commute - 15 minutes to KW or Cambridge. Great value with all the benefits of small town living.
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x468
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
November 17, 2009
Century home on large lot in Embro - $249,900
*** SOLD ***
376548 Line 37, Embro
Turn of the century home on large .84 acre lot. Spring fed creek running through property. Many landscaped garden areas. Updated 200 amp electrical service. Custom built furnishing. Large 2 storey shop/garage (20'x 25') with addition and 100 amp service. Country lifestyle living and centrally located from Stratford, Woodstock and London. MLS 63-479
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x468
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
October 29, 2009
Farmland Values Increase
Farmland Values Increase
By AllisonFinnamore
Farm Credit Canada
The average value of Canadian farmland increased 2.9 per cent during the first six months of 2009, reports Farm Credit Canada in its fall Farmland Values Report released earlier this week.
Twice a year since 1990, FCC appraises farm properties across the country and releases a report on its findings. Appraisers estimate market value using comparable sales.
Farmland values increased in most provinces with New Brunswick experiencing the highest increase at 5.6 per cent, followed by Manitoba with an increase of 5.5 per cent. Quebec and Nova Scotia also experienced similar percentage increases at 4.3 and 4.2 per cent respectively.
Saskatchewan farmland values continued to rise with a 3.4 per cent increase, followed by Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador which each experienced an increase of 2.8 per cent.
Alberta had the smallest increase at 1.0 per cent while British Columbia and Prince Edward Island farmland values decreased by 0.7 and 1.4 per cent respectively.
Ontario
Ontario farmland values increased 2.8 per cent during the first six months of 2009. A stable to upward trend appeared to be consistent across the province, with small increases noted in both eastern and northern Ontario.
Factors contributing to the changes in land values were varied. Cash crops continued to show profitability due to increased demand from local ethanol plants for corn, increased global demand for basic grains and strong growth in the biofuels sector. Meanwhile large, intensive livestock enterprises continued to have strong demand for land to satisfy nutrient management program requirements.
Some land value increases in the area bordering Lake Huron occurred because of wind turbine contracts. Premium prices were paid for farmland parcels because of income generated by the contracts.
Workable land was still in demand by local livestock farmers and international buyers.
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x268
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
By AllisonFinnamore
Farm Credit Canada
The average value of Canadian farmland increased 2.9 per cent during the first six months of 2009, reports Farm Credit Canada in its fall Farmland Values Report released earlier this week.
Twice a year since 1990, FCC appraises farm properties across the country and releases a report on its findings. Appraisers estimate market value using comparable sales.
Farmland values increased in most provinces with New Brunswick experiencing the highest increase at 5.6 per cent, followed by Manitoba with an increase of 5.5 per cent. Quebec and Nova Scotia also experienced similar percentage increases at 4.3 and 4.2 per cent respectively.
Saskatchewan farmland values continued to rise with a 3.4 per cent increase, followed by Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador which each experienced an increase of 2.8 per cent.
Alberta had the smallest increase at 1.0 per cent while British Columbia and Prince Edward Island farmland values decreased by 0.7 and 1.4 per cent respectively.
Ontario
Ontario farmland values increased 2.8 per cent during the first six months of 2009. A stable to upward trend appeared to be consistent across the province, with small increases noted in both eastern and northern Ontario.
Factors contributing to the changes in land values were varied. Cash crops continued to show profitability due to increased demand from local ethanol plants for corn, increased global demand for basic grains and strong growth in the biofuels sector. Meanwhile large, intensive livestock enterprises continued to have strong demand for land to satisfy nutrient management program requirements.
Some land value increases in the area bordering Lake Huron occurred because of wind turbine contracts. Premium prices were paid for farmland parcels because of income generated by the contracts.
Workable land was still in demand by local livestock farmers and international buyers.
Peter Lass, Sales Representative
RE/MAX a-b Realty Ltd. Brokerage
Office: 519-536-7535 x268
Direct cell: 519-505-7290
Email: peterlass@sympatico.ca
www.peterlass.com
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