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3308 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Mon, 14 May 2012 12:01:20 -0700

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 3308 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Opportunity knocks again!! NO HST. This 33rd floor suite is pristine. Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counters throughout. Well laid out floor plan with bedrooms separated by an open style living plan. Spectacular views of the river, mountains and city. Floor to ceiling windows open this suite right up. Huge deck that will easily accommodate a BBQ and patio furniture set with lots of room left to entertain.A truly unique living experience, Plaza 88 is connected to Skytrain and a shopping mall with Safeway., Starbucks and plenty of restaurants all steps from your from door. A ten theater cineplex will be opening shortly and the Quay Market is half a block away. Rentals allowed. Call now to view today

Downtown Open House!

Barry Connerty — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:45:13 -0700

We are proud to announce that this Apr 28th, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at 888 Carnarvon Street in Plaza 88 - Marinus in the Downtown neighborhood, New Westminster. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent Apartment for sale in beautiful Downtown.

Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this Downtown Apartment for sale.

As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at 604.813.5130 if I can answer any questions before the open house, or if you would like to book a private showing.

Barry Connerty
RE/MAX Advantage Realty

3208 888 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 12:48:02 -0700

I just finished uploading this Apartment for sale, 3208 888 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Welcome to the Marinus at Plaza 88, New Westminster's most sought after building. The Marinus is the newest and nicest of the three towers and this suite has all the extras. 2 bed/2 bath and a den area in the main foyer that's perfect for a home office. Floor to ceiling windows give incredible views of the city, mountains and Fraser River. Upgrades include: Hardwood floors and a custom bathroom with a glass inclosed shower. All the regular Marinus appointments as well: Granite counters in the kitchen and bathrooms and stainless steel appliances as well. Huge deck that will easily accommodate a BBQ and patio furniture set with lots of room left to entertain. A truly unique living experience, Plaza 88 is connected to Skytrain and a shopping mall with Safeway, Starbucks and plenty of Restaurants all steps from your front door. . A ten theatre cineplex will be opening shortly and the Quay Market is half a block away. Rentals are allowed which makes this the perfect investment. Totally central, totally connected the total package. 1 Designated parking stall and 1 Storage locker included.

BC Business Artilcle about New Westminster

Barry Connerty — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 09:19:54 -0800

Arguably, one of New Westminster’s
greatest strengths – besides its central location
within Metro Vancouver – is its relatively
small size. At 15 square kilometres, it has inspired
city officials to take extra care in all facets of activity,
from creating policies that protect New Westminster’s
heritage to fostering projects that improve neighbourhoods
and boost business opportunities.
As a result, New Westminster has become the
place to live, work and invest in. Old buildings have
been rejuvenated, abandoned sites are being transformed,
and the streets are alive with young families,
office workers, shoppers and visitors.
Better still, New Westminster isn’t a destination just
for people in Metro Vancouver. Its appeal is much
farther reaching, as the management at Toronto-based
Lowe’s Companies Canada – who recently decided
to locate B.C.’s first Lowe’s Home Improvement
Warehouse in Queensborough – can attest.
The sheer magnitude of brownfield projects within
the city is remarkable. Wesgroup Properties is responsible
for $600-million worth of redevelopment thanks
to its nine-acre Brewery District at the old Labatt
brewery site. With phase one nearing completion, the
district will consist of office and retail space, residences
and health facilities. Anchor amenities will include a
Thrifty Foods grocery store, TD Canada Trust, a
New Westminster
strikes the
right balance
between keeping its
heritage charm
and welcoming
investment
New Westminster aerial view:
downtown and uptown with
developments and waterfront.
Below: The Plaza at New
Westminster station.

BC Business News Article about New Westminster

Building for Success
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national pharmacy, and a pub that will
reference the site’s legacy of brewery operations.
“We try to combine commercial and
residential elements because it attracts
employment,” says Wesgroup president
Gino Nonni. “Already, Translink has signed
a 20-year lease and will open its head office
on the site that will employ 650 people.”
As to why Nonni was attracted to New
Westminster to begin with, he replies without
hesitating, “The fact that New West is
centrally located with great transit is very
desirable for developers, but above and
beyond that, everyone from City staff to the
mayor understand and are supportive of
mixed-use urban development, which is
Wesgroup’s focus. The City has also made
tremendous strides in crime prevention and
enhancing liveability even more than previously
existed.”
Real estate investor David
Sarraf, who owns buildings
from B.C. to Quebec, was
initially attracted to New
Westminster because of its
plethora of heritage buildings.
“I love their character and
wanted to preserve them, and
city administrators got me
enthusiastic due to the fact
they think and act like businesspeople
instead of bureaucrats.
They went out of their
way to provide me with all
sorts of opportunities.”
Sarraf purchased his first
heritage building in May of 2010 and has
since purchased three more, all in the downtown
core. “City Hall staffers always have
time for me, and their responsiveness is
such that if I casually remark how nice it
would be to have benches outside one of my
buildings, a week later the benches are in
place. I don’t get that sort of treatment
in other municipalities, and
it’s the reason I’ll probably do
most of my investing in New
Westminster in the future.”
Aside from the Brewery
District, the major projects in New
Westminster
in various stages of
development include:
• The Plaza @ New Westminster
Station. Located in New
Westminster’s downtown core,
this $500-million live/work “transit
village” project consists of three
highrises fully integrated with
200,000 feet of retail/commercial
space at the New Westminster
SkyTrain station and bus exchange. Recently
opened, The Plaza’s retail complex features
tenants such as Safeway, CIBC, RBC,
Shoppers Drug Mart and a 10-screen
Landmark Cinemas.
• Royal Columbian Hospital. New
Westminster’s biggest employer has plans
to spend upward of $750 million to add 300
more beds and upgrade numerous departments
and create a high-profile medical
teaching and research campus.
• Westminster Pier Park. The city is developing
a $25-million 3.8-hectare riverfront
recreation area and promenade. The first
phase of the park, which is designed to open
up the city’s waterfront to pedestrian traffic,
will open to the public in early 2012. Recently
awarded a “Brownie” for excellence in
brownfield renewal from the Canadian
Urban Institute, this major waterfront amenity
features a festival lawn, sports courts,
children’s play areas, a concession facility
and cycling and pedestrian pathways.
• Multi Use Civic Facility. Located in the
city’s historic downtown and currently
being constructed, this $35-million legacy
project will include a convention centre, a
350-seat theatre, multi-purpose rooms for
the arts, a restaurant, a new home for the
City’s museum and archives and the
Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
Gary Pooni, president of the Brook Pooni
“Working with
city administrators
was
one of the
better experiences
I’ve had
with regards to
the permitting
process. ”
– Andrew Duncan,
Lowe’s engineering
and construction
design director
P r o m o t i o n a l F e a t u r e
CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER

P r o m o t i o n a l F e a t u r e
the largest industrial landlord and developer
in Western Canada.”
That said, businesses were moving to the
city prior to the current construction boom.
“It’s an easy place to get to and move around
in,” says Kami Rahmati, founder of the
30-store Waves Coffee House chain. “I
moved my head office here three years ago
because it’s a lovely area full of history, and
since then I’ve been overwhelmed by how
supportive locals are of my business.
Residents are proud of their neighbourhood,
and the pride is infectious.”
The billions of dollars being invested
in new mixed-use communities, civic restoration
and expanded amenities have a purpose
that goes beyond business. New
Westminster’s 9,000-strong population in
the downtown core is expected to grow to
15,400 by 2021, and the city overall will
expand from just under 59,000 now to over
97,000 by 2031. With these developments,
New Westminster is meeting the needs of
a growing population; however, due to
scrupulous planning it will also retain its
unique granite-and-brownstone identity
that has lured entrepreneurs like Sarraf,
Rahmati and many others.
Gino Nonni echoes the sentiments of
people who are discovering New Westminster
when he says, “I can’t be happier with the way
things are working out for us. It’s rare to deal
with a city that is so actively involved in selfimprovement
and encouraging commercial
and residential development. Quite frankly,
New Westminster is a great success story,
and we’re delighted to be a part of it.” n
This promotional feature was prepared for
City of New Westminster by BCBusiness
magazine’s Special Advertising Features
Dept. Writer: Robin Brunet. For more
information contact VP of corporate features
John Cochrane at 604-299-7311. Email:
jcochrane@canadawide.com
Associates Inc. real estate consulting firm,
notes, “The accumulation of these and other
projects adds up to an economic renaissance
for New Westminster. As a resident I find
this appropriate because it has been a long
time in the planning, plus New Westminster
historically was the economic driver of the
region – all the way until the 1970s, in fact.”
Pooni adds, “Something of the magnitude
of a Lowe’s locating here required
three things: a city that welcomes investment
and employment; a proactive
approach by the property owners, which in
this case was Beedie Development Group;
and a community that wanted the business.
When you combine these elements with
New West’s terrific transit system and
centrality, you have a perfect storm for
economic investment.”
Andrew Duncan, Lowe’s engineering and
construction design director, agrees. “We
chose Queensborough because it’s well positioned
within New Westminster and New
Westminster is well-positioned within the
greater Vancouver area,” he says. “Working
with City administrators was one of the better
experiences I’ve had with regards to the permitting
process, and they constantly helped
us move forward according to our various
timelines. Finally, the public consultation we
undertook showed that residents were keen
to have us locate in New Westminster and
help bring jobs and revenue to the city. We
couldn’t have asked for more.”
Pooni credits Beedie Group for also
moving forward with construction (adjacent
to the Lowe’s warehouse) of what will
be one of the largest warehouses in Metro
Vancouver. “At 500,000 square feet it will
be the largest building in Beedie’s history,
which is noteworthy considering Beedie is
city of new Westminster
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Plaza 88 helps bring Downtown New Westminster back to life

Barry Connerty — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 20:31:08 -0800

Shreds of New Westminster's former charm still cling to its downtown historic facades and along its broken, cobbled streets. But the squat, bland buildings tucked willy-nilly among the once-regal shops tell a different story: not of the rise of the Royal City, but the fall that came later.

Now city officials are hoping to restore the downtrodden downtown into a bustling city centre full of families, young people and office workers who have every-thing they need within a few blocks of home.

Along Columbia Street, new condo developments are springing up behind historic storefronts. Ground has broken for a civic centre and office block. A precinct featuring a 10-cinema theatre, boutique shops and grocery store is taking shape across from the Quay. A 10-acre Westminster Pier Park is being built along the Fraser River.

"We're probably going to be one of the major downtown communities coming back to life [in Metro Vancouver]," New Westminster Mayor Wayne Wright said.

The move is badly needed. Designated as a regional town centre in Metro Vancouver's growth strategy, New Westminster's downtown is expected to be home to more than 21,000 people - about a quarter of the city's entire population - by 2031. About 15 per cent of the city's 70,000 population now live downtown.

The growth will require another 7,400 units, nearly all of which will be apartments, to be built over the next few decades. Those people will need food, services, drugstores and other amenities such as banks, most of which left the area 15 years ago but are starting to return.

One small Scotiabank now hunches on the corner of Columbia and Begbie, the last holdout from a time when the downtown was "pretty catastrophic," according to Wright, who had owned a chocolate shop at the Quay during those dark days.

"There were drugs, closed buildings. There was nothing happening. It was really hard. It had a bit of a bad reputation but we've cleaned it up."

The work has been slow and steady, said Wright.

During the Second World War, the downtown area was the economic powerhouse of the city - and Columbia Street the "Miracle Mile" - when industry flourished because of its fishing docks and rail lines.

The decline, which started in the 1950s, continued over the next few decades as the city moved its civic institutions uptown, competition increased from neighbouring municipalities and the area became a haven for beer parlours.

By 1997, most of the banks, notary publics and other ser-vices had left the downtown, which subsisted on a slew of bridal and antique stores, mom-and-pop shops and restaurants.

David Young, a notary public, stayed downtown but often considered moving out of his office and joining his competitors uptown, especially when he needed more space and there was no development going on.

That's all changed now. He now has a larger corner office above Waves Coffee with glass-fronted views of the Fraser River and a clientele that also does their shopping and banking nearby.

"I'm the only notary left in the downtown core; I kind of stuck with it," he said. "Even in my industry alone, [the down-town] is becoming appealing to clients now.

"I get lots of compliments on my office since I moved."

REINVENT THE AREA

The city continues to work with private property owners and developers to reinvent the area, which is destined to welcome a large share of the region's employment and residential growth in the next 20 years.

Wright, who has met with the landowners of the nondescript Army and Navy store, which sprawls across a couple of blocks and anchors the down-town revitalization, said any redevelopment there will be a key part of the transformation. One day, he envisions, the area will be similar to Vancouver's Yaletown, which has become a trendy neighbour-hood for young singles, families and empty nesters.

The scene is already changing. Sidewalks are being widened to accommodate wheelchairs. A Safeway complex has opened across from the Quay, bringing a spark of life to the area, along with boutique shops and a cinema.

Above the heritage facade at the old Interurban rail station, condos stretch toward the sky with commercial businesses on the ground floor.

Tall towers and a retail complex make up Plaza 88, surrounding the New Westminster SkyTrain station, while down the street, more condos rise above an old federal justice building that now houses the police department. Another highrise is also slated to go up behind the nearby heritage Trapp Block building.

"The growth of our city and transportation and how we're going to take control of this is the main focus for me," Wright said. "[Downtown centres] were the focal points of all com-munities at one point but then we got malls."

New Westminster isn't alone in its endeavours to turn its downtown core into a livable and vibrant neighbourhood.

Similar revitalizations are taking shape around Metro Vancouver as politicians strive to build dense "town centres" where residents have access to walking and cycling paths, transit, shops and services.

Vancouver's Cambie Street and Richmond's No. 3 Road, for instance, are seeing trans-formations as a result of the Canada Line.

Surrey is developing its new City Centre along King George Boulevard, around three of its SkyTrain stations, while towers are springing up around Coquitlam's new Town Centre, which is near City Hall and the Coquitlam Centre, and along the Evergreen Line route.

YOUNG URBANITES

With its two downtown SkyTrain stations, plus another three in the city, as well as its location in the centre of the Metro region, New Westminster is perfect for young urbanites, the mayor insists. Its bridal stores are a favourite haunt of young brides and graduates. Nearby Douglas College, along with the courthouse, serve as major employment anchors.

"The downtown is probably the pivotal point for everyone," he said. "We don't want to have huge skyscrapers. What we want is to have livable sites."

For Scott Walker, 30, and fiance Clara, New Westminster offered an affordable option when they were looking to buy a home. Vancouver and Burnaby were too expensive, so the couple pre-bought a condo in a development across from Queen's Park, which isn't too far from the downtown area.

"I kind of always turned my nose up at New West because I didn't really want to live out here," Walker said, noting that he was persuaded to give it a try by a friend who lived in the city. "It's actually a lot better than I thought."

Walker said he's excited about the changes happening down-town, such as the 10-cinema theatre and the development on the waterfront, including Pier Park and the Quay. Although he drives to his job on the North Shore, he said, he does take transit once in a while to travel into Vancouver.

Wright said the changes are also designed to bring back naval ships, as well as persuade the steady stream of traffic using Columbia Street to stop in the downtown core. Some 400,000 cars travel through the downtown core.

"The problem that we have is we're in the centre and you're never going to be able to get rid of all the cars," Wright said, surveying the downtown from the New Westminster Club on Columbia and Begbie. "What we want is to get them to stop."

He noted the new Pier Park will offer recreational opportunities - such as cycling, walking and road hockey - to thousands of outdoor enthusiasts who are visiting the city or have chosen condo living over detached homes with a back-yard. The park, he said, will be a focal point of Metro Vancouver's Experience the Fraser project, which aims to create a trail along the river from Hope to the Salish Sea.

Wright also predicts Eighth Street, leading to Hyack Square, will be "one of the most famous roads in the country" once the city places a memorial art piece dedicated to the famous Wait for Me, Daddy photograph at the site. The photograph, by Claude P. Dettloff, shows a young boy, hand outstretched running after his father as he heads to war.

But while Wright said he's "proud of the way the city is growing," he acknowledges more work needs to be done.

"We want young people. We've still not had the attention of the people who are going to come," he said.

"Can you find a place to find a future? It's been here once; it can come again."

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New Westminster Realty

2602 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 11:06:00 -0800

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Downtown Open House!

Barry Connerty — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:03:58 -0800

We are proud to announce that this Feb 11th, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at 892 Carnarvon Street in Plaza 88 - Azure II in the Downtown neighborhood, New Westminster. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent Condo for sale in beautiful Downtown.

Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this Downtown Condo for sale.

As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at 604.813.5130 if I can answer any questions before the open house, or if you would like to book a private showing.

Barry Connerty
RE/MAX Advantage Realty

3208 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:10:56 -0800

I just sold this Condo at 3208 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC Downtown.

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Downtown Open House!

Barry Connerty — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:08:52 -0800

We are proud to announce that this Jan 28th, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at 892 Carnarvon Street in Plaza 88 - Azure II in the Downtown neighborhood, New Westminster. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent Condo for sale in beautiful Downtown.

Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this Downtown Condo for sale.

As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at 604.813.5130 if I can answer any questions before the open house, or if you would like to book a private showing.

Barry Connerty
Advantage Realty

2602 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:08:32 -0800

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 2602 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Urban Living at it's best! Welcome home to this large 2 bedroom + Den with two bathroom suite. Azure II is part of the Plaza 88 development, the only condominium complex that is fully integrated with a shopping mall, cineplex and Skytrain. A truly unique living experience that puts everything you need just steps from your front door. Weather you're grocery shopping, grabbing a Starbucks, heading for a night out downtown or to the airport for a weekend trip it's all just an elevator ride away. This suite boasts 1152 sq/ft of living space that looks out over the Fraser River and Valley with gorgeous views of the local bridges, Mount Baker and the Gulf Islands right from your living room and kitchen. Granite counter tops throughout and an open floor plan give it a very modern feel. Stainless steel appliances compliment the kitchen. The deck is large and faces south allowing you to take in the scenery with all your guests. The building allows rentals and is pet friendly. Call today to view this incredible suite.

UPDATED: Downtown Open House!

Barry Connerty — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 09:20:01 -0800

Please note the change for this upcoming openhouse.

We are proud to announce that this Jan 22nd, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at 892 Carnarvon Street in Plaza 88 - Azure II in the Downtown neighborhood, New Westminster. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent Condo for sale in beautiful Downtown.

Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this Downtown Condo for sale.

As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at 604.813.5130 if I can answer any questions before the open house, or if you would like to book a private showing.

Barry Connerty
Advantage Realty

Downtown Open House!

Barry Connerty — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:16:52 -0800

We are proud to announce that this Jan 21st, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM we will be hosting an Open House at 892 Carnarvon Street in Plaza 88 - Azure II in the Downtown neighborhood, New Westminster. This is an opportunity to visit this excellent Condo for sale in beautiful Downtown.

Please come with any questions you may have. In the meantime you can take a virtual tour of this Downtown Condo for sale.

As always please do not hesitate to give me a call at 604.813.5130 if I can answer any questions before the open house, or if you would like to book a private showing.

Barry Connerty
Advantage Realty

3208 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Barry Connerty — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:14:00 -0800

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 3208 892 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster, BC

Opportunity knocking!!! Like New, never lived in but no HST. This 32nd floor suite is pristine. Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counters throughout, Brand New carpets. Well laid out floor plan with bedrooms separated and an open living plan. Spectacular views of the River, mountains and city. Floor to ceiling windows open this suite right up. Huge deck that will easily accommodate a BBQ and patio furniture set with lots of room left to entertain. A truly unique living experience, Plaza 88 is connected to Skytrain and a shopping mall with Safeway. A ten theatre cineplex will be opening shortly and the Quay Market is half a block away. Rentals are allowed which makes this the perfect investment. Totally central, totally connected the total package.

1805 892 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:33:38 -0800

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Plaza 88 Azura II - Fantastic two bedroom unit with great views. This higher floor unit features granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances large bathroom, large balcony,storage locker and one parking. Plaza 88 is one of few developments in N. America to have direct access to shopping, transit and entertainment all from the convenience of your front door.

1103 892 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:33:26 -0800

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2503 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:33:14 -0800

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Azure 1 of the Plaza 88 Project. 03 unit 773 sq ft, 2 beds & 2 baths. Large 98 sq ft balcony that views the River. Granite counters and stainless steel appliances, amenities are on the 9th floor. Now linked to the skytrain and shopping mall.

1607 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:32:51 -0800

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Plaza 88 Azura I - Fantastic 1 Bdrm with over 615 SF of efficient living space. Excellent finishing throughout, granite countertops, Stainless appliances, large bathroom with lots of storage, walk-through closets, large balcony, in-suite laundry, storage locker and 1 parking stall. Plaza 88 is one of the few developments in North America with shopping, transit and entertainment all steps from your front door.

2903 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:32:42 -0800

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 2903 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Azure 1 of the Plaza 88 Project. 03 unit 773 sq ft, 2 beds & 2 baths. Large 98 sq ft balcony that views the river. Granite counters & stainless steel appliances, amenities are on the 9th floor. Now linked to the skytrain & shopping mall!

1002 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 09:58:43 -0800

I just sold this Condo at 1002 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia Downtown NW.

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3508 898 CARNARVON Street, New Westminster, British Columbia

Barry Connerty — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 22:31:15 -0800

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FEW AND FAR BETWEEN! 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Sub-Penthouse (35th floor) with unobstructed panoramic views. This highly sought after unit features a 120 sq ft private deck, sweeping views from every room, over-height ceilings, gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and S/S appliances. Tower is integrated with Skytrain station and 220,000 sq ft shopping centre w/ Safeway & movie theatre. Amenities include 24 hr security service, fully serviced state-of-the-art exercise facility, steam & bike room. Includes 1 secure parking space, 1 storage locker plus 2-5-10 new home warranty. Call Today! Easy to show.