Building Info
Westminster Terrace - 22386 Sharpe Avenue, Richmond, BC V6V 2Y9 strata plan BCS3584. Built in 2009 Westminster Terrace has 17 3-storey townhomes. It features double side-by-side garage, laminate Floors in main living areas, electric fireplace, ceramic tile in foyer, granite countertops, private fenced off yards, stainless steel appliances, open floor plan and 9' ceilings. Nestled in historic Richmond, Westminster Terrace combines rural and urban in this thriving community full of friendly faces and convenient amenities. Centrally located, Westminster Terrace provides the perfect gateway to all the favorite destinations. Shopping malls, niche restaurants, golf courses and beautiful parks to name a few. With easy access to downtown Vancouver and Surrey from Highway 99 and only 15 minutes to Richmond Centre and 5 minutes to New West, work and play are literally minutes away. It is just steps to Mews Montessori Preschool, Hamilton Elementary and Richmond City Hall.
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Westminster Terrace Technical Info
| Building Name |
Westminster Terrace |
| Address |
22386 Sharpe Ave |
| City |
Richmond |
| Neighborhood |
Hamilton RI |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
3 |
| Units in Development: | 19 |
| Units in Strata: | 17 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
2009 |
| Management | Confidential |
| Restrictions |
Details |
| Strata Plan |
BCP30691 |
| Title to Land |
Freehold Strata |
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BCREA Housing Market Update (January 2019)
December 2018 Market Insights
2018 became a buyer's market in December. Overall listings and sales were below the 10 year average
REBGV Housing Market Update For Novemberr 2018
Sales for November were down 43% from the same period last year. 3,461 new listings were recorded in November
Housing Market Update (December 2018)
Home sales across the province were down 33% in November compared to last year. Listings were up 31% compared to last year
REBGV Housing Market Update For October 2018
Sales for October are down 35% compared to last year. October had 4,873 new listings.
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Strata rules must be approved by vote #LesTwarog |
2019/02/14 |
The Province |
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