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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
Ikea Hacking 101
Perhaps you’ve heard of it or perhaps you haven’t but Ikea hacking is becoming a major trend in home decorating. Ikea hacking is simply a way of saving big on home decor without sacrificing the look and feel of something … Continue reading
Mixed Income Housing Crucial to Economic Success
Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson, has suggested that creating more low- and middle-income homes is going to be key to the city’s economic health. According to the mayor, affordable housing is going to be central to the future of Vancouver as … Continue reading
Canada’s Smallest Condo to be Built in Surrey
Tien Sher, a Surrey condo development company, is hoping to build what would be Canada’s smallest condo. The Vancouver condos for sale, would start at a mere 290 square feet, with other suites ranging in size from 305 square feet … Continue reading
Simple DIY Baby Room Decor
While splurging on some items for baby is fun for new parents, the cost of everything from car seats and wraps to cloth diapers and strollers can really start to add up. But as with most things, a little time … Continue reading
Rezoning Application for Howe and Pender Street Tower
A rezoning application is currently being put forth by financial giant Credit Suisse which would see the building of a 30 storey tower on the site of the Vancouver Stock Exchange. The Vancouver Stock exchange building is an historic building, … Continue reading
Reinventing Toronto’s Entertainment District
Toronto’s history Entertainment District has fallen into general disrepute in recent years. The once thriving hub, is often empty with all too many shuttered storefronts. Home now to parking lots and old bistros, very few tourists venture to the area … Continue reading
Furniture with a History
For some furnishing their home is a quick and simple process. Click here to see some discount modern furniture for your home. A trip to a large-scale furniture warehouse with recliners can be all it takes. Or you can always … Continue reading
Parking Fees on the Rise in Vancouver Parks
Recently, the service fees for parking at Vancouver parks have gone up according to the global parking statistics. While many of the increases are only of a cent or two, some are rather more steep. The good news is that … Continue reading
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Vancouver Named one of the Top Ten Beach Cities
Recently, the National Geographic Society included Vancouver amongst its list of the top ten beach cities in the world. This nod to the amazing lifestyle and beauty of Vancouver comes as no surprise to many of its residents. In fact, … Continue reading
Blind Restaurant to Open in Vancouver
Opening on September 20th, Dark Table will be the first blind restaurant in Vancouver. The owner, Moe Alameddine, has already opened two others in Canada with his company O. Noir, in Montreal back in 2006 and in Toronto in 2009. … Continue reading
Kitsilano Market Update
The Kitsilano neighbourhood as well as the Greater Vancouver area are all peaking in terms of inventory this month. Compared to the same time a year ago, the July listings of inventory are higher. Despite higher listings, sales are averaging … Continue reading
New Condo Project to hit East 30th
The Bagga family, owners of Trafalgar Enterprises bought a site on the corner of Main and East 30th Avenue back in 2007 which is now home to a new condo project. The development will house 22 condominiums and a few … Continue reading
New Survey Suggests many BC Buyers Unwilling to Enter Bidding War
In a recent survey conducted by the Bank of Montreal it was found that BC residents, alongside their Québécois and Atlantic Canada counterparts are the most unwilling to enter into a bidding war. According to the survey, only 22 percent … Continue reading
CPPIB Invests in Vancouver Real Estate
For some time now the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (see the link) has been buying up real estate for its portfolio. The CPPIB, the board which invests the pension money on behalf of over eighteen million Canadians, has most … Continue reading
Ontario Students enter U.S. Competition for best Solar Powered Home
Students from Algonquin College, Carlton University and Queen’s University are teaming up to build a solar hot water powered home in hopes of winning a prestigious U.S. competition. The competition, called the Solar Decathlon, has been around for ten years … Continue reading
Housing Prices to Go Down this Year
According to recent reports by realtors in Vancouver and other officials, market forces remain steady. Although prices may dip a little homes for sale Vancouver and condos for sale Vancouver will continue to sell. Though national sales are forecast to … Continue reading
