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Author Archives: Kevin Frank
Investors Betting on Market Recovery
Various investors, notably hedge funds and private equity firms are racing to buy a land for sale in new mexico, homes, ranches for sale and building parts. These firms are making bets that the housing recovery is at hand. But … Continue reading
Vancouver Renters Gain New Database
Vancouver renters will have a new tool at their disposal now, namely a searchable database that will help them avoid the worst rental properties however in case there is a minor repair you need to do like fixing a sewer … Continue reading
Hell’s Kitchen Closing Down
Hell’s Kitchen, the popular restaurant on 2041 West 4th Avenue has closed its doors. The restaurant had a decade long run and has surprised regulars by its rather sudden shut down. The doors are already closed and the building has … Continue reading
New Chinatown Development
A new development is set to go up in the heart of Chinatown. This 81 unit 9 storey building known as Keefer Block and designed by the award winning Solterra and will be made of brick and high quality concrete … Continue reading
Future of Cornwall Avenue and Point Grey Road to be Discussed
An open house will be held soon in the city of Vancouver with regards to the future of Cornwall Avenue and Point Grey Rd. These streets have been chosen by the city as targets for the triple-A (or all ages … Continue reading
Hot Chocolate Festival, Vancouver
From now until Valentine’s Day, February 14th, Vancouver will be celebrating the Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival. This Kitsilano event will feature loads of luxurious hot chocolate drinks, brought to you from the best chocolatières and patisseries in town. Each day … Continue reading
Best Textiles for your Home
When it comes to decorating your home, the right textiles are a must. Coming in to a room with just the right mix of fabrics and textiles (like these coastal and marine recycled plastic textiles) can make all the difference … Continue reading
Seasonal Storage 101
As the colder weather continues to blow its way in, many people are faced with the difficult task of storing all of their warmer gear. For many people space is a key issue here. Finding workable solutions for storage is … Continue reading
Custom Bathrooms
Creating a spa-like feel to your bathroom renovations can be as simple as a few extra candles and bath salts, or as extensive as a forty thousand dollar free standing tub. And while not everyone will want to or can … Continue reading
Healthy Home, Healthy Air Quality
With winter in full swing in many areas, most windows are closing up and very little outdoor air is let in. In the name of air conditioning services efficiency, our homes are now designed to help keep the cold out. … Continue reading
Refinishing the Basement
When it comes to home decor, many people either skimp or forgo the basement suite entirely in order to focus on the main floors and how to connect them with stairs Sydney help. While this is important of course, especially … Continue reading
Condo Buying and Model Suites
When it comes to buying a Vancouver real estate, appearances can sometimes be deceiving. For many first time real estate buyers, not knowing which questions to ask, particularly when viewing a model suite, can lead to disappointment when it comes … Continue reading
Interior Design Ideas
Deciding to redecorate your home can mean large scale renovations, or simply small updates to your space. For example, you could do something to improve your living room or a kitchen remodel. You can improve your dinner table, with bulk … Continue reading
Remodelling your Summer Cottage
When it comes to investing in renovations, updating your summer home or doing basement remodeling doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. A few additions and renovations here and there, like a Cabinetry Remodel, can often be enough … Continue reading
Yard Cleanup
If you haven’t already done it, it is certainly high time that the yard or balcony had a full fall cleaning. Before Winter sets in, Vancouver real estate owners need to ensure that the outdoor area is clean and ready … Continue reading
