Thank you for visiting
bccondos.net. You have requested to Contact one of our very skilled local realtors but have informed us you are currently working with a Realtor. Unfortunately since you have an agency relationship with that realtor, we
cannot interfere. If you choose to work with our area specialist instead, please click "NO" and continue with the request form. Change answer to "No" I am not working with a realtor
Leave my answer as "Yes" I am working with a realtor
Welcome to our Strata Minutes section - these are private. In order to get access to these Strata Minutes you must get a password from us. Please call us at 604-671-7000 or Contact Us.
Receive more information about Building - Blackberry Lane
Yes
No
Thank you for visiting
bccondos.net. You have requested to Contact one of our very skilled local realtors but have informed us you are currently working with a Realtor. Unfortunately since you have an agency relationship with that realtor, we
cannot interfere. If you choose to work with our area specialist instead, please click "NO" and continue with the request form.
Change answer to "No" I am not working with a realtor
Leave my answer as "Yes" I am working with a realtor
Receive more information about Blackberry Lane
Yes
No
Thank you for visiting
bccondos.net. You have requested to Contact one of our very skilled local realtors but have informed us you are currently working with a Realtor. Unfortunately since you have an agency relationship with that realtor, we
cannot interfere. If you choose to work with our area specialist instead, please click “NO” and continue with the request form. Change answer to "No" I am not working with a realtor
Leave my answer as "Yes" I am working with a realtor
MLS® Disclaimer for BC: This representation is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Chilliwack & District Real Estate Board, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board or Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy.
Building Info
Blackberry Lane - 20145 55 A Avenue, Langley, BC V3A 8L6, Canada. Strata Plan LMS01763. Crossroads are 54 A Avenue and 201 A Street located in Langley. This development is 3 storeys with 41 units. Completed 1994. Maintenance fees includes garbage pickup, gardening, hot water and management. Many units feature well-designed open concept layouts for maximum space usage, larger decks, and views of the park or greenspace. Some features include landscaped courtyard and underground parking.
Nearby Schools are H.D. Stafford Middle School, Langley Fundamental Middle and Secondary School, Global Montessoru School - Daycare, Preschool and Elementary School, Credo Christian High School, and Operators Training School. Supermarkets and Grocery Stores nearby are Safeway Supermarket, Buy-Low Foods, Michael's No Frills and Nature's Fare Markets - Langley. Nearby parks include Hi-Knoll Park and Clover Ridge Park.
Sales in BC for June are up 17% from last year. Listings in June are still below average.
Understanding the Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract
what are the information that need to know about the Buyer's Agency Exclusive Contract.
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.
Real Estate Related News Articles(Sun and Province)Search News
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.”
The impact of Covid-19 increasing the rental availability in downtown Toronto
“The influx in inventory gives renters more options to choose from at a better price, which is a very different picture from last year when rental vacancies were at an all-time low.”
Approximately one million Canadians (4 per cent) said they are thinking of moving in with family.
Of those moving, by far the biggest trend are grown adults moving back in with their parents. About 1.5 million Canadians have said they have moved home due to the COVID-19 crisis, and 860,917 parents have said their kids have already moved back in.
Teranet-National Bank data report that housing market will slowdown
Teranet addressed the optimism shown in other reporting data. The organization remained cautious, however, about the state of Canada’s housing market.
“According to CREA, overall Canadian home sales returned to a more normal level, and this should be soon reflected in land registries,” the release reads. “But question marks still lie ahead. We expect the Canadian unemployment rate to remain elevated for a while. In this context, demand for housing may decrease due to a reduction in immigration and would-be first-time homebuyers not being able to qualify for a mortgage loan.”
Active Now!
