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100 Lombardy

100 Lombardy Street


Parksville / Qualicum, V9P 1K8

Developers Website: www.radcliffe.ca/index.php?page=4

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100 Lombardy at 100 Lombardy Street, Parksville, BC, Canada. Intersection road Lombardy Street and Island Hwy W. These is a new condo development by Radcliffe Development Corporation currently under construction. The development is scheduled for completion in 2020. Comprise of 29 units and 5 stories. Located in the seaside neighbourhood of Parksvilles downtown westside, 100 Lombardy accommodates a modern lifestyle. A centralized location promotes access to local amenities. Walk or bike to cafes, restaurants, organic markets and a variety of local merchants. Utilize beach and boardwalk access less than 200 meters from your doorstep.

Nearby restaurants include Sushi 4 j foods, Leftys fresh food restaurant, Pizza fresh, Bamboo garden and Mc Donalds. Shopping nearby include Refresh Clothing, Natural synergy day spa ltd, Jahnke karlheins gold smiths, Parksville jewelers and Jungle drawer kids consignment & accessories. Nearby groceries include Thrifty foods, Churchills british imports ltd, Naked naturals whole foods ltd, Shoppers grocery mart and Quality foods. Closest Schools include Ecole Secondaire Ballenas Secondary, Pass/Woodwinds Alternate High School, Springwood Elementary School and Pass/Woodwinds Alternate Primary.

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100 Lombardy Technical Info

Building Name 100 Lombardy
Address 100 Lombardy Street
City Parksville / Qualicum
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 5
Units in Development: 29
Units in Strata:29
Sub Categories:Strata Condos
Year Built 2020
Developer Radcliffe Development Corporation
Architect Name dHKa
Architect Phone 250 658 3367
Architect Email tpb@dhk.ca
Strata Website colyvanpacific.com/
Management Colyvan Pacific Real Estat
  604-683-8399
 info@colyvanpacific..
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The B.C. Lottery Corporation wants Vancouver to lift or amend its 13-year-old moratorium on the expansion of gambling in the city.

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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The report found 20.3 per cent of the B.C. residents born after 1989 (adult children) who own a property had a co-ownership arrangement with their parents, as compared to 17.3 per cent for all of Canada.

Furthermore, parents who are immigrants co-own properties more frequently with their adult children than Canadian-born parents; in Vancouver, 76.9 per cent of parents who co-owned properties were immigrants.


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