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Lucent at 10626 City Pkwy Surrey, BC V3T 4C7 Canada. Situated at City Parkway and 106th Avenue in the neighbourhood of Whalley. Lucent is a new townhouse development by Landa Global Properties. Scheduled completion in 2026. Consist of a mix of 14 ground-level townhomes with two or three bedrooms, and a collection of 386 condominiums with studio to 2-bedroom floorplans. Building amenities are located on the ground floor and levels 3, 4, and 17. Indoors, these include a gym, guest suite, and a games room. Outdoors will include dog run, spaces for outdoor dining, lounges, bocce ball, community garden planters, a tether ball court, and a childrens play house. And a secure underground parking and bicycle storage.
Enjoy your everyday shopping needs at Central City Shopping Centre, with anchor retailers such as Walmart, T&T, Shoppers Drug Mart, Best Buy, and The Brick. Short walk to Gateway Station will get you there without the hassle of traffic and parking.
The Christ Church Cathedral precinct on the edge of downtown Victoria could be significantly transformed if Concert Properties gets rezoning approval for a two-tower housing project that would bring 370 new homes to what once was a YMCA-YWCA facility.
The Vancouver developer has made an application to rezone 851 Broughton St. to allow for a mixed-use project that will include 26- and 11-storey towers housing 220 condominiums and 150 rental units, respectively.
A strong spring start in the GTA: Can the market survive without rate-cut optimism?
According to the latest press release from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), there’s been a quaint uptick in home sales and listings on both an annual and monthly basis, with selling prices making a shy nod upwards compared to the year prior.
This is ostensibly buoyed by population growth and what’s described as a “resilient” regional economy — phrases that seem to gloss over the ongoing saga of individuals grappling with the reality of higher borrowing costs, a souvenir from the Bank of Canada’s rate hikes.
Big data drives operating efficiencies as properties automate controls
Arthur Erickson Place is echoing the trees through a low carbon footprint that recently saw it designated a Zero Carbon Building by the Canada Green Building Council, which also administers the long-standing LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program.
A three-year decarbonization process that began in 2022 and completes in 2025 will reduce energy use by 40 per cent and cut carbon emissions by 97 per cent, or 600 tonnes annually.
Civil suits filed by B.C. Housing allege 13 of the units at Vivid at the Yates on Johnson Street went to people who already owned property, or who rented out their units instead of living in them.
One of the purchasers of a unit in a downtown building subsidized for first-time homebuyers already owned six single-family homes in the Victoria area worth more than $7 million, says a civil suit filed by B.C. Housing.
It’s one of several lawsuits filed by B.C. Housing against 13 people who bought condos in Vivid at the Yates at 845 Johnson St.