Landmark Location. Iconic Design. Unequalled Value
With over 100 - 1 Bdrm, 1 Bdrm+Den and 2 Bdrm homes from $268,900 to $459,900, 43,000 square feet of street level shops & restaurants, 69 child Daycare facility and convenient access to 2 SkyTrain lines, WEST is set to be Southeast False Creek's best new address.…and offer prices that may never be seen again!
The Interior of ...
Posted by Sanjin Cvetkovic
on May 3, 2012
Vancouver’s Chinatown is going through a change, a change for the good. Two proposed project on opposite corners of Keefer and Main street: 189 Keefer and 611 Main street.
189 KEEFER
The 189 Keefer proposal is one of a handful of important projects going on in the neighbourhood. The building, located at Main and Keefer will be 10 floors tall containing 81 residential units and retail at grade. ...
Posted by Sanjin Cvetkovic
on April 20, 2012
We are already half way through January and many of you home owners and home buyers will be getting ready to buy and sell this coming spring.
Finding the right Real Estate Agent can be key to your success when navigating the Real Estate Market. Real Estate is a people business and the agent you choose should be a people person. You want an agent that has been in business for a few years and ...
Posted by Jules Seaman
on January 14, 2012
Over 90% of homebuyers begin their search on the Internet1. As more and more homebuyers begin their search online, it is imperative to use web-based tools and technologies to help buyers find amazing homes and help sellers market their homes effectively.
Each month, Century21.ca attracts over one million visits from buyers and sellers across Canada2. CENTURY 21 Sales ...
Posted by Michael LaPrairie
on November 21, 2011
Bidding wars on tear down properties are no longer raising eyebrows on the Canadian west coast. International buyers want water views, upscale communities, and a home designed to suit every possible fancy.
West Vancouver, British Columbia, is one of the most expensive suburbs in Canada with the average home valued over $1.5 Million. The waterfront community boasts some of the most spectacular views ...
Posted by Colleen Gray
on July 19, 2011
Bidding wars on tear down properties are no longer raising eyebrows on the Canadian west coast. International buyers want water views, upscale communities, and a home designed to suit every possible fancy.
West Vancouver, British Columbia, is one of the most expensive suburbs in Canada with the average home valued over $1.5 Million. The waterfront community boasts some of the most spectacular views ...
Posted by Charles Bilash
on July 19, 2011
You won't see this everyday, check it out! What are your thoughts after you take a few minutes to absorb all the colour? Is this a bright little bungalow in a neighbourhood of blah? Would this "brighten" your day if you were to call it home? Is this what's to be expected if our dreary weather keeps up?
This made me smile (and shake my head) when ...
Posted by Kelsie Struch
on July 14, 2011
On Thursday, June 16, new sub-area boundaries will be implemented for the False Creek area of downtown Vancouver. Specifically, the 'False Creek North' sub-area will be expanded and renamed 'Yaletown,' and the 'False Creek' sub-area will be expanded to include the area around Olympic Village.
These changes can be viewed by clicking here.
These changes are the result ...
Posted by Michael LaPrairie
on June 14, 2011
Part Little Italy, part Chinatown, part East Village, 100% Vancouver…Marcon and Jameson have combined forces to bring you SESAME….a new development of only 61 units! I went to preview this new project for a client of mine and was actually quite impressed. This boutique low rise is a tantalizing collection of one, two and three bedroom homes designed by Rositch Hemphill Architects. Estimated ...
Posted by Aleya Bhaloo
on May 5, 2011
There is new concrete lowrise presale on Marine and Granville in Vancouver beginning $450 a sq.ft n I just sold 4 units there to my investor clients. The finishings are nice. Location is very cenral to UBC, downtown, airport, Richmond, Burnaby
Posted by Michael Lipnitsky
on March 24, 2011