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Building Info
Newton Court - 12769 72nd Avenue, Surrey, V3W 2M7, Canada. Strata Plan LMS1634. This apartment frame has 3 storeys with 42 units in strata and in the development. Crossroads are 72nd Avenue and 128 Street located in Surrey. Completed 1995. Maintenance fees include garbage pickup, gardening, gas, hot water and management. There are two Savoy buildings one at 12739 and another at 12769 72nd Avenue.
Nearby Schools are Dr. F.D. Sinclair Elementary School, Princess Margaret Secondary, Able Driving School, Strawberry Hill Elementary School, Able Driving School, Class One Driving School Ltd and West Coast Indian Cooking School. Supermarkets and grocery stores nearby are Safeway Sunshine Hills, Fiji Island Supermarket, Greco Specialty Foods and Safeway New Westminster Station. Nearby parks include Newton Athletic Park, Princess Margaret Park and Puss in Boots Park.
This is the third time this month that the big banks have cut their prime lending rate. The Bank of Canada slashed interest rates late last week, saying that “decisive fiscal policy action in Canada” was necessary to “support individuals and businesses and to minimize any permanent damage to the structure of the economy.”
COVID-19: More Support Coming for Canadian Businesses
To help negate some of the impacts Canadians and our economy will face resulting from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government unveiled additional support through a wage subsidy program for businesses on Friday. Earlier in the day, the Bank of Canada lowered its target for the overnight rate to 0.25% in an unscheduled announcement.
COVID-19 is Impacting the Market - Here's What the Bank of Canada is Doing About It
Although winter weather, the rail blockades, and the political climate have also played a role in the first drop. This time, lower oil prices are weighing heavy and contributed to the decision. The Central Bank said the unscheduled rate cut was due to the pandemic and its impact on the economy.
Mortgage rates to go upward until the market reaches a 'new normal'
Canadian mortgage rates will likely climb higher until the market achieves relative stability amid the global COVID-19 outbreak, according to James Laird of Ratehub.ca.
Feds roll out new measures to help small, medium-sized businesses weather COVID-19 storm
The previously-announced wage subsidy – designed to help employers cover their workers’ wages – will be raised from 10 per cent to 75 per cent, said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced the new measures Friday morning during his daily briefing from outside his Rideau Cottage home in Ottawa.
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