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Old Posted Oct 2, 2007, 7:43 PM
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Hey Volksboi whats your take on the area though. Am I right to think it is west of Central City?
Yea this development is west of central city, about one block from skytrain. I have bought two units in Urban Village. One in there first phase Agenda, and now one in there High rise Ultra.
This development is going to surpase anything being built in Surrey. Its going to be a one billion dollar urban village with 5 highrise towers, and five - seven low to mid rises, mixed with commercial retail. all the buildings will be connected with pathways throughout the property with gardens and water features.
If you are thinking about investing in Central City now is the time. Condo's are still cheaper here then anywhere else, and this area is going to change so much you wont be able to reconize it.
The area its self is still a bit rough not as bad as it used to be, but as all these new developments open up, you will see things start to disapate and no longer be a problem. But ask anyone who grew up in whalley if things have changed and cleaned up already and they will say yes.. and this is just the begining.
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