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The Nottingham at 1385 West 7th Avenue, Vancouver, BC V6H 1B8 - LMS1068. Located in the Fairview area of Vancouver West, at the crossroads of West 6th Avenue and Hemlock Street. Multiple addresses: 1386-1388 West 6th Avenue, and 1383-1385 West 7th Avenue. The Nottingham is a low-rise complex, with 48 units over 4 levels, and was built in 1993. Complex features include a bike room, elevator access, in-suite laundry, storage and underground parking. Excellent location, walking distance to Granville Island, South Granville shops and boutiques, public transit and just across the bridge from downtown Vancouver. Easy access to many attractions, including Stanley Park, English Bay, Sea Wall, Telus World of Science, Rogers Arena, Edgewater Casino, and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Minutes from everyday conveniences: major banks, parks, grocery stores, public transit, and medical and dental clinics.
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The Nottingham Technical Info
| Building Name |
The Nottingham |
| Address |
1385 W 7th Ave |
| City |
Vancouver West |
| Neighborhood |
Fairview VW |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Units in Development: | 48 |
| Units in Strata: | 48 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
1994 |
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REBGV Housing Market Update For July 2019
BCREA Housing Market Update (August 2019)
BC home sales in July up 12%. Active listings in July were up 12%
BCREA Housing Market Update (July 2019)
Home sales declined 6% in June compared to May. Listings were up 19%.
June 2018 Housing Market Update
Sales in June were down 38% from last year. Listings are the highest since June 2016.
May 2019 Market Insights
May sales were up 44% over April, but 22% below 10 year average. Listings are the highest in May since 2014
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2019/09/14 |
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Easy access to nature has always been one of Metro Vancouver’s most appealing traits. For as long as anyone can remember, homebuilders have touted the ability of residents to live and work in a modern, cosmopolitan setting and within minutes find themselves hiking on a nature trail, sunning themselves on a beach or playing in the snow on top of a mountain.
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2019/09/14 |
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Vancouver property investment has significantly slowed down this year
These factors have compounded the pressure from a lower number of renovictions and strict government policies – the Residential Tenancy Act, in particular. The latter measure has affected investors and apartment owners especially hard.
CBRE data shows real estate investors avoiding Vancouver #LesTwarog |
2019/09/13 |
Canadian Real Estate Wealth |
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James said Thursday she is cautiously optimistic about easing prices in the real estate market after announcing the province collected $115 million from the tax in the 2018-19 fiscal year.
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