Furry Creek view
ots go on sale

Tanac Canada Develop-
ment Corporation recently
announced the launch of
Stonegate recently. Stone-
gate is the third subdivision
of single family ocean-vicw
homesites at The Oceanside
Community of Furry Creek
to be offered by Tanac.
Since first breaking
ground on the Robert Muir
Graves 18 hole championship
golf course five years ago,
‘Tanac has remained commit-
ted to the vision of Furry
Creek as a model for the sus-
tainable development of
extraordinary natural set-

gs.

Starting with construction
of the golf course and award
winning clubhouse, Tanac
has invested heavily in envi-
ronmental protection mea-
sures at each stage of the
- development.

Delivering, on another
promise, Tanac's $5 million
highway interchange is the
latest in a series of commit-
ments made and kept. The
interchange is in final con-
struction phase and provides
residents and corridor visitors
with direct access to the
waterfront and a soon-to-be-
constructed seaside town
centre.

The stunning natural
beauty of the Furry Creek
setting has attracted buyers
from across the Lower
Mainland and as far away as
Europe and Asia.

According to realtors,
arch’. cts and builders for the
homes in phases T and IT have
established new benchmarks
for harmonious design and
craftsmanship.

At completion, this mas-
ter-planned development will

retain more than 50% of the
area in it’s natural state.

The oceanside community
of Furry Creek is only 45
minutes from downtown
Vancouver.

Substantially closer than
Coquitlam, Surrey or White
Rock, this unique develop-
ment delivers one of the most
beautiful commutes in the
world.

To reach the community
of Furry Creek rake highway
99 north from Horseshoe
Bay.

With lot prices starting at
only $170,000, less than a
third of the price of a compa-
rable lot in West Vancouver,
this single family subdivision
is expected to sell out quickly.

For additional informa-
tion contact Jason Soprovich
or Glen Talling at Sussex
Realty, 925-2911.

NV prices rise 5% over last year

NORTH Vancouver will remain a buyers” mar-
ket during the fall despite a five percent
increase in house prices over the same time last

year.

So says the Re/Max Quarterly Report.

Sales are at the same level as last year with
Most activity coming from first-time buyers
(due to ow interest rates) and move-up buy-

ers.

The most

$362,500 for detached homes; $264,000 for
townhomes; and $152,000 for condominiums.

popular type of home in North

Vancouver remains the detached two-storey

with the most active areas being Lower
Lonsdale and inner city for condominiums and
central and upper North Vancouver for
detached homes and townhouses.

The average time to sell during the summer

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North Vancouver Office 984-9711

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