Building Info
Boundary View - 3760 Albert Street, Burnaby, BC V5C 2C6, NWS2099 - located in Vancouver Heights area of Burnaby North, near the crossroads Albert Street and Boundary Road. Boundary View is steps from Heights Fountain Square, Sir John Franklin Community, Burnaby Chiropractor, Heart Centre Yoga, Pharmasafe, Smart Driving School, Glenburn Grocery and Adanac Park. Playland Amusement Park, Hastings Skatepark, Hastings Community Centre, Dr.Ar Lord Elementary school, Hastings Community Elementary and London Drugs are close to the complex. DANUBE, Baci, Greek Taverna, The Pear Tree, Caffe Artigiano are the restaurants in the neighbourhood. This complex is situated on the Vancouver/Burnaby border, quick access to downtown Vancouver and the North Shore is possible. The bus stops are steps from the complex. Boundary View at 3760 Albert Street is one of two Boundary View towers built by Bosa. The other is at 3740 Albert Street. The Boundary View towers are two of only a few concrete condos north of Hastings Street. It was built in 1983. It has 16 levels. There are 116 units in development and 214 in strata. Pets are not allowed. Rentals are not permitted. The amenities are underground parking, garden, shared laundry, storage and elevator. Most homes offer laminated floors, great layout, large balcony and spacious rooms. A lot of suites have been renovated and offer walk-in closets, private patio, designer colours, new appliances, new kitchen and bathroom. Large balconies and unobstructed views are some of the strong attractions for both buildings of Boundary View. Boundary View is a very well looked after building with new plumbing in 2006, new roof in 2007, re-piping 2007, balconies 2008, balcony dividers 2009, exterior painting 2009.
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Boundary View Technical Info
| Building Name |
Boundary View |
| Address |
3760 Albert Street |
| City |
Burnaby North |
| Neighborhood |
Vancouver Heights |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
16 |
| Units in Development: | 217 |
| Units in Strata: | 217 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
1983 |
| Developer |
Bosa Development |
MLS® Listings Summary (3)
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Boundary View MLS® Listings And/Or Area MLS® Listings
405 3760 ALBERT ST..
2 Bed, 1 Bath,864 Sqft. $569,000
Hadden Properties
603 3740 ALBERT ST..
1 Bed, 1 Bath,697 Sqft. $439,000
Sutton Centre Realty
904 3760 ALBERT ST..
2 Bed, 1 Bath,932 Sqft. $565,000
Coldwell Banker - Perra Realty
309 3768 HASTINGS ..
2 Bed, 2 Bath,907 Sqft. $539,000
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February 2019 Market Insights
BCREA Housing Market Update (March 2019)
BC home sales fell 27% year-over-year in February. Listings were up 36.5% compared to the same month last year.
REBGV January 2019 Market Insights
January sales were down 39% from same period last year. Listings were at 28% for the month.
BCREA Housing Market Update (January 2019)
BC home sales dropped by 25% compared to January last year. Listings were down across the province.
BCREA Housing Market Update (February 2018)
Sales across the province are at a decade low. Listing are up 41% from the same period last year
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Feds pick up a portion of first-time buyer’s mortgage #LesTwarog |
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Eby opens door to licensing system for money services #LesTwarog |
2019/03/19 |
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Federal budget to introduce sweeping changes regarding housing
A government source, who declined to be named due to lack of prior authorization to speak about the budget ahead of its release, admitted that the plan is tailored towards addressing housing supply, demand, and regulation. No further specifics were provided.
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