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The Sterling -33338 Mayfair Ave,Abbotsford,BCV2S 1P4, BCS2224. Located on Sandalwood Crescent and Mayfair Avenue in a convenient neighbourhood of Central Abbotsford. The Sterling built in 2007, offers 47 homes that are well maintained and professionally managed by Rancho Management 604-855-0010. This is a prime location just minutes away from Seven Oaks Shopping Centre, BMO Bank ofMontreal, Canadian Tire, Price Smart Foods, London Drugs, MTI Community Collage,Clearbrook Town Square, World Gym Abbotsford, De Dutch Pannekoek House, and Penang Szechuan Cuisine. Transit and major routes are close by and within walking distance. Maintenance Fees at The Sterling include garbage pickup, gardening hot water, and management. Features of The Sterling include secure underground parking. Other features include a elevator, in-suite laundry, and storage. Restrictions of The Sterling include one pet and no rentals.
Strata Sub Categories: Strata
The Sterling Technical Info
| Building Name |
The Sterling |
| Address |
33338 Mayfair Ave |
| City |
Abbotsford |
| Neighborhood |
Central Abbotsford |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
4 |
| Units in Development: | 47 |
| Units in Strata: | 94 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
2007 |
| Restrictions |
Details |
| Strata Plan |
BCS2224 |
| Title to Land |
Freehold Strata |
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
The Sterling - 33338 Mayfair Avenue, BC
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September 2019 Market Insights
REBGV Housing Market Update For August 2019
Home sales in August up 15% from last August. Total number of homes listed is 13,396
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%.
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