Real Estate News

Remember a few weeks back when we ANNOUNCED that Vancouver architect, the always-inspiring Michael Green, had gone solo and started his own firm? I was reminded today by John at Wood Design (who just published THIS piece on Michael) about a small pie

Cool! The Vancouver Public Space Network recently did something super awesome: they repurposed an unused bus stop at Granville near Broadway, turning it into a message board over this past weekend.

Over the past few years, we've experienced a series of fairly significant anniversaries in Vancouver.

One of the things about the internet is that it never forgets, and such is often the case for Google Satellite images that sometimes don't get updated for years for some reason.

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.

If you're around downtown tomorrow night you should plan to get to the Community Open House for the development project that's coming to life at the foot of the Granville Street bridge on the downtown side: the first ever Canadian building designed b

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.

Wow! Our friend (and past Most Awesome subject ) Michael Green has gone and done something super awesome: He's started a new chapter in his career as an architect by launching Michael Green Architecture this week along with 14 staff members.

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.