Building Info
Riversky2 - 988 Quayside Drive, New Westminster, BC V3M 6G1, Canada. Strata plan number NWP76103. Crossroads are Quayside Drive and 10th Street. Riversky2 is 33 storeys with 234 units. Estimated completion is 2018. These modern yet elegant residential homes begin on the sixth floor to ensure incredible views of the water, city skylines and mountains. With a centre island that can expand to a dinner table that seats eight, to a SleepTHEATRE that gracefully transforms a TV wall into a guest bed, BosaSPACE Design ensures your home can be as multidimensional as your life. Developed by Bosa Properties. Architecture by NSDA Architects.
Nearby parks include Simcoe Park, Tipperary Park and Tannery Park. The closest schools are School District No 40 (New Westminster), Graham Montessori - Daycare, Preschool, Kindergarten, Out-Of-School, Central College, Purpose Independent Secondary School, Douglas College and Canadian Health Care Academy Inc. Nearby grocery stores are Donald's Market, Safeway and Save-On-Foods. Maintenance fees include garbage pickup, gardening, gas recreation facility and snow removal.
Other building in complex is Riversky - 1000 Quayside DRIVE.
Riversky2 Technical Info
| Building Name |
Riversky2 |
| Address |
988 Quayside Drive |
| City |
New Westminster |
| Neighborhood |
Quay |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
33 |
| Units in Development: | 234 |
| Units in Strata: | 234 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata |
| Year Built |
2018 |
| Developer |
Bosa Properties |
| Architect Name |
NSDA Architects |
| Architect Phone |
604-669-1926 |
| Architect Email |
info@nsda.bc.ca |
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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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