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Sol

724 Como Lake Avenue


Coquitlam, V3J 3M6 VCQCW - Coquitlam West

Official Website: https://www.solexperience.ca Developers Website: www.adera.com
  • Levels: 6
  • Suites: 92
  • Status: Under Construction
  • Built: 2022
  • Building Type: Strata Condos
  • Bldg#: 16468

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Sol - 724 Como Lake Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3J 3M6, Canada. Crossroad are Como0 Lake Avenue and Robinson Street. Developed by Adera. Sol has a total of 69 units and 6 storey. Aderas newest Mass Timber community in West Coquitlam
1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes. 

Live a lifestyle thats connectedto a great neighbourhood, to natures playground, and to a thriving community that supports your wellness.Conveniently located in the blossoming West Coquitlam area, S�L nestles into a peaceful residential pocket, just three blocks from all the action in this young, growing city.

Built with Aderas proprietary SmartWood�, S�L balances stylish, sophisticated design aesthetics and superior acoustics, with high-performing, sustainable and innovative Mass Timber construction technologies for unparalleled livability that matches the strength and durability of concrete. Imagine a building product that competes directly with concrete and steelbut that actually captures carbon Thats SmartWood�, Aderas proprietary system for building safe, strong, sustainable, quiet homes for people to live in.

 

Official Website: https://www.solexperience.ca
Phone: 604-937-9688
Email: info@solexperience.ca
Sales Address: #201 – 552 CLARK ROAD, COQUITLAM, BC
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Condos
 

Sol Technical Info

Building Name Sol
Address 724 Como Lake Avenue
City Coquitlam
Neighborhood Coquitlam West
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 6
Units in Development: 92
Units in Strata:92
Sub Categories:Strata Condos
Year Built 2022
Developer Adera
Architect NameRH Architects
Designer Portico Design Group
Official Website https://www.solexp
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According to the city’s general manager of arts, culture and community services, Margaret Wittgens, there has been recent interest from the BCLC to expand gambling at the city’s two casinos — Parq and Hastings Racecourse.

“BCLC is seeking to expand gambling opportunities at the Parq and Hastings Racecourse casinos by potentially increasing the number of slot machines and table games,” Wittgens wrote in a report going to council’s committee on policy and strategic priorities on May 8.





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