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The Beverly

17538 100 Avenue


Surrey, V4N 5H1 F23 - Fraser Heights

Official Website: escapetothebeverly.com/register
  • Levels: 3
  • Suites: 42
  • Status: Under Construction
  • Built: 2023
  • Building Type: Strata Townhouses
  • Bldg#: 16401

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The Beverly at 17538 100 Ave, Surrey, BC V4N 5H1, Canada. The Beverly is new townhouse development by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes in the neighbourhood of Fraser Heights. Scheduled completion is in 2023. It is a refined townhome collection set in an idyllic location. But there is nothing quiet about the design - Crisp, modern yet luxurious architecture has found a home in Fraser Heights. Livability is a theme that runs throughout the 42 homes featuring an open concept main floor, spacious bedrooms and double garage. The design is fresh and family-friendly, providing an ideal blend of style and substance.

Official Website: escapetothebeverly.com/register
Sales Address: info@escapetothebeverly.com
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Townhouses
 

The Beverly Technical Info

Building Name The Beverly
Address 17538 100 Avenue
City Surrey
Neighborhood Fraser Heights
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 3
Units in Development: 42
Units in Strata: 42
Sub Categories:Strata Townhouses
Year Built 2023
Developer AcePoint Homes
Official Website escapetothebeverly.com/re
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The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
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The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes
The Beverly - 17538 100 Ave - by AcePoint Homes and His Grace Homes

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Vancouver city council voted this week to allow for applications to increase the number of slot machines and tables at the city’s two casinos, on the condition they be accompanied by an assessment of their social and economic impacts.

The request to amend the city’s 2011 gambling moratorium was made by the B.C. Lottery Corp., which told council the city’s population has increased 22 per cent in the past decade and that the amendment is a first step to allow BCLC to look at ways of expanding its two existing facilities — the Parq casino in Yaletown and Hastings Racecourse in East Vancouver — rather than building more casinos.


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In Q4 of 2023, debt servicing costs stayed stable, with the household debt service ratio holding steady at 15%. This ratio, which reflects the portion of disposable income allocated to debt repayment, remains significantly high, at levels not seen since 1990. A minor adjustment downwards from the previously reported peak of 15.2% in Q3 should be noted, however.


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