There were 246 entries into Monday’s territorial government lottery for 42 single-family and 10 duplex lots in the most recent phase of the Whistle Bend subdivision development.

All lots were taken, though one was turned back and will be assigned to the next event on the lottery list.

There were 32 entries for nine multi-family lots and three townhouse sites.

All but two of the multi-family sites were taken in the lottery.

The lots were the first to be released in phase four of the seven-phase subdivision.

The remaining phase four lots – approximately 120 of mixed variety – are scheduled for release later this fall, according to the Yukon government.

Successful applicants for the single-family and duplex lots have two years to have their homes clad to weather.

Successful applicants for the multi-family and townhouse lots have three years to have their projects clad to weather.

The single-family lots in Monday’s lottery were among the smallest released so far.

The sizes range from 3,907 square feet, or 332 square metres, to 4,973 square feet, or 462 square metres.

The smallest lot sold for $77,245. The successful lottery winner is required to pay a minimum of $22,952 – 20 per cent of the land value, GST and $3,641 to cover the city’s development cost charge.

The largest single-family lot was priced at $102,117, requiring a minimum down payment of $20,423 for the land, $5,105 for the GST and $3,641 for the city, for a total initial payment of $29,170.

The duplex lots – for both sides – ranged in price from $153,560 to $192,415.

Sites for the three townhouse developments ranged from $232,957 for one of the two four-plex sites to $284,355 for the five-plex site.

Prices for the nine multi-family lots were from $159,385 to $1.1 million. All of them sold but the two largest, both of which were valued at $1.1 million.