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Highgate Terrace - 11635 64 Avenue Langley, BC V4E 1C7, Canada. Strata Plan NWS3163 - Located in the popular Willoughby Heights neighbourhood in Langley on 64 Avenue and 196 Street. This is a prime location that is close to transit, Cambridge Elementary, Sullivan Heights Secondary, restaurants, Panorama Village shopping, recreation, medical services, parks and more! Direct access to major transportation routes allows an easy commute to surrounding destinations including Whiterock, Downtown Vancouver, Surrey and Delta. Highgate Terrace is a low-rise building and townhomes that offers 58 suites built in 1990 and are professionally managed. Carriage townhomes feature skylights, some homes have vaulted ceilings, oversized windows, insuite laundry, entertainment sized balconies, single garages and visitor parking. Condominiums feature spacious open floor plans, insuite laundry, oversized windows, cozy fireplaces and private balconies that boast mountain and greenbelt views. This is a well maintained complex with recent updates including a new roofs and gutters in 2009. Complex features include a 3 amenitiies including a party room, lounge with exercise equipment, and a quite loounge room on the 3rd floor, visitor parking, manicured gardens and a gated entrance for extra privacy and security. The condo building offers storage lockers, elevators, wheelchair access and secured parking for residents. No pets allowed with the exception of townhouses where a size restriction is applied. No rentals allowed in the complex. Highgate Terrace is an adult oriented community (45+) set within a quiet neighbourhood in Langley.
Sales in BC for June are up 17% from last year. Listings in June are still below average.
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May 2020 Market Insights
Sales for May are up 34% from April and down 44% for May last year. Listings are down 37% from the same period last year, but 59% increase over April listings
BCREA Housing Market Update (June 2020)
Province May sales were down 45% compared to May 2019. Listings are down 10% year-over-year.
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Despite of Covid-19 22.3% increase of home sales compare same month last year
Instead, the latest data from theReal Estate Board of Greater Vancouver(REBGV) show 3,128 homes were sold in July, a 22.3 per cent increase from the 2,557 sold during the same month last year. Sales were 28 per cent higher than last month, when 2,443 homes changed hands.
Sales were 9.4 per cent above the 10-year July average.
Mass-timber methods call for designs to be drawn using sophisticated 3-D computer models.
It is the second mass-timber project for developer Adera, which is undergoing somewhat of a conversion to building more with engineered wood products, rather than more traditional, two-by-four wood-frame construction.
“We’re just around 500 homes that are under construction or have been built in the last, call it two years maximum, (using) mass timber technology,” said Adera senior vice-president marketing and sales Eric Andreasen.
Access to transit is more valuable, home buyers are willing to pay extra.
New data shows home buyers in Metro Vancouver are still willing to pay for the premium of being within close walking distance from a SkyTrain station.
While there is currently an aversion to public transit, the health crisis has only had a minimal effect on buyers’ willingness to pay for the above-assessed value for an apartment, according to real estate marketing and analytics firm Roomvu.
Greater Vancouver Condo Pre-Sales Cut In Half, New Inventory Delayed
The pandemic drove Greater Vancouver new home sales off a cliff, but things have improved… a little. MLA Canada, a Vancouver-based real estate firm specializing in condo pre-sales, observed an increase in absorption for June.
While Bill 197 is unlikely to make headlines for its real estate components – it is an exceptionally broad piece of legislation – it could lead to increased costs for developers. Anyone who has dabbled in the new construction space will know what that means.
“At the end of the day, when they say ‘The developer has to pay this, and the developer has to pay that,’ there’s only one person who pays for that – that’s you and me who buy the house,” says Leor Margulies of Robins Appleby Barristers and Solicitors. “The developer doesn’t pay for anything. If the cost is too high, he doesn’t do the project. If the cost can be passed on in a purchase price, then the purchaser pays for that.”
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