The general real estate statistics you hear quoted in the news make me cringe as they don’t specifically apply to anyone. Contributing to the sea of ambiguity, the recent REBGV market report says it’s a good time to ...

I enjoyed my first Urban Design Panel (Panel) meeting of the year on January 22, 2020, where they reviewed the new development destined for 1190 Burrard Street (where the money grab shop and small parking lot are located across Burrard Street from the ...

The graph in the blog header conveys the welcome news that we’re rebuilding condo inventory across the downtown peninsula. Overall, this means greater selection for buyers. Not shown in this dataset is that the price band up to $1.25m ...

We often hear people lament the uniformity of Vancouver architecture and, on the surface, the statement bears some truth. There’s no doubt that Douglas Coupland didn’t idly entitle his book on Vancouver’s idiosyncrasies City of Glass. A ...

Something caught Scott’s and Alan’s attention outside the Polygon Gallery There’s always fun and interesting events happening in Vancouver. Below are some current and upcoming events. I hope this helps you enjoy exploring Vancouver. Eppich House II, ...

There’re always fun and interesting events happening in Vancouver. I have a Facebook group to organize events for clients and friends and I thought I’d share with you some of the events that I find interesting. My interests ...

Hello stats fans. Ever wonder how condo buildings compare in terms of price? I do, so I run a variety of comparisons and thought you might be interested in the above graph for 2 bedroom condos sold in 2018. The graph is ...