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Building Info
Crimson - 5940 176A Street, Surrey, BC N0N 0N0, Canada. Crossroads are 176 Street and 60 Avenue. This development features 59, 3-level townhomes with clubhouse. Completed in 2019. Developed by RDG Management Ltd. Interior design by Creative DesignWorks Inc..
In the heart of Cloverdale, Crimson corners the idea of modern nostalgia. This family-focused community is down-to-earth, with shopping, dining, schools, and parks all in the neighbourhood. Its the kind of quaint community that still feels close-knit. Fitting in with the walkable neighbourhood, the two, three and four bedroom townhomes are designed with a nod to classic country charm. Interiors are large, bright, and open with smart details for better living. These are homes to really enjoy life in.
Nearby parks are Greenaway Park, Cloverdale Ball Park, Boothroyd Park, Cloverdale Athletic Park, and Claude Harvie Park. Schools nearby are Diamond Elementary School, Cloverdale Catholic School, Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary, George Greenaway Elementary, and William of Orange Christian. Grocery stores and supermarkets nearby are Food Folks Convenience Store, M&M Food Market, Save-On-Foods, and The Cloverdale Flea Market. Close to several bus stops. Walking distance to B.C. Vintage Truck Museum, Cloverdale Arena, Cloverdale Curling Rink, and Cloverdale Recreation Centre. Short drive to Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre Park and Stetson Bowl Stadium.
Cloverdale is a historic town and designated town centre of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, located near Langley, which is east of Vancouver.
Cloverdale is known by some as the historic centre of Surrey, B.C., and is home to many heritage sites.One of its oldest buildings, Christ Church,was built in 1882 and still stands today. Cloverdale is also the home to the City of Surrey's official Museum.
In addition to Cloverdale’s historic neighbourhoods, the community is experiencing residential growth in neighbourhoods such as East Clayton and West Cloverdale providing a variety of housing types. Leisure attractions in the area include the Fraser Downs Racetrack & Casino in the Cloverdale Fairgrounds and Northview Golf & Country Club.
Foreign landlord fails to pay taxes, CRA goes after tenant
It was a Tax Court of Canada case last year that went mostly under the radar by all except for the legal community who were taken aback by its implications for renters.
A Montreal tenant was audited and ordered to pay the tax he had failed to withhold on the monthly rent to his non-resident landlord, as required by law. As a result, he was ordered to pay six years’ worth of tax as well as the compounded interest and penalties. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) could not collect against his overseas landlord, so the Canadian tenant was on the hook.
Royal LePage expands footprint with Lower Mainland acquisitions
The importance of technology to residential property sales – and in turn the investors participating in the market – is once again in the spotlight with Royal LePage’s latest brokerage acquisition in Metro Vancouver.
Royal LePage Elite West, based in Port Coquitlam with offices in Maple Ridge and Abbotsford, announced April 2 that it had shed the Keller Williams banner, becoming the largest-ever Keller Williams conversion Royal LePage has seen as brokerages reassess their affiliation in the wake of turmoil in the U.S.
“They’re happy to be joining a Canadian company,” Phil Soper, president and CEO of Royal LePage, explained toWestern Investorlast week as he returned from events in Vancouver marking the transfer, which adds 175 agents for an initial 10-year term under the Royal LePage banner.
B.C. may need 700K more housing units by 2030, says economist
The province will have to build somewhere in the range of 500,000 to 700,000 housing units by 2030 to restore 2003 and 2004 levels of affordability, according to Braden Batch, lead economist for B.C. at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
Speaking at a panel discussion Wednesday at the Union of BC Municipalities housing summit in Vancouver, he said that this range already accounts for housing that the province is on track to build. Batch said it is also based on low, medium and high population projections, meaning that numbers may differ based on which projection becomes reality.
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.
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