Building Info
1731 Prairie Ave, Port Coquitlam V3B 1V2. Six brand new townhouses at the master-planned community of Glenwood in Port Coquitlam.
These four bedroom townhomes ranging to 2,000 sq ft feature contemporary west coast architecture. Inside, rich interiors feature laminate flooring, solid maple shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, open concept plan, and stainless steel appliances. Private decks invite outdoor living and attached double garages welcome residents of every home.
Located in the growing Glenwood neighborhood, 1731 Prairie Ave is just steps to the natural amenities of Coquitlam River and Hyde Creek Recreation Center yet top schools, shops, the Evergreen Line, and eateries are just minutes away.
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1731 Prairie Ave Technical Info
| Building Name |
1731 Prairie Ave |
| Address |
1731 Prairie Ave |
| City |
Port Coquitlam |
| Neighborhood |
Glenwood PQ |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
6 |
| Units in Development: | 6 |
| Units in Strata: | 6 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
2014 |
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REBGV Housing Market Update For August 2019
REBGV Housing Market Update For July 2019
Home sales in July was up 23% over June. Listings remained level with June.
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.
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Commercial sales in the Lower Mainland slower than last year
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver reported 407 commercial sales in Q2 2019 compared to the 604 sales of a year earlier, a 32.6% decrease year-over-year.
The Lower Mainland saw a slide in commercial real estate sales in Q2 #LesTwarog |
2019/09/16 |
REP |
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Liberals if voted in will raise first time home buyers program mtg amount from $480K to $780K + add a 1% nation wide speculation tax
Justin Trudeau announced his Liberal Party would expand the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive if elected—as well as implement a non-resident speculation tax nationwide—but it begs the question, why now?
‘If you don’t vote for us, there’s nothing to help you.’ #LesTwarog |
2019/09/16 |
Mortgage Broker News |
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Ariva 1770 Old Ferry Wharf Road Westbank Kelowna 37 condos in first phase by Barry & Kevin Johnson-Ariva Resorts
Ariva, a new project planned for Westbank, is being designed as a downsizer destination for active empty-nesters.
Amenity-packed Ariva project overlooking Okanagan Lake aimed at active downsiz |
2019/09/14 |
The Vancouver Sun |
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Ebb & Flow 109 homes at Lions Gate Village 1944 Fullerton Avenue North Vancouver by Woodbridge Homes and Citimark
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.
Ebb & Flow takes a location near urban amenities, minutes from North Shore’s |
2019/09/14 |
The Vancouver Sun |
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Metro Vancouver land deals claim a greater share of investment sales in Q2
According to the latest figures from Altus Group, residential and non-residential land sales accounted for 56.2 per cent of the $1.6 billion in deals done in the three months ended in June. This was up from 47.9 per cent of a slightly lower volume of sales in the first quarter. Both tallies are below levels of a year ago, when land accounted for 60 per cent of overall transaction value.
Boom in strata industrial is biggest story in Lower Mainland, but less so acro |
2019/09/13 |
Western Investor |
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