Real Estate News

A little while back we gave away some free passes to the Canopy Walkway at the UBC Botanical Garden . Rachel Bee, the lucky winner, sent in a bunch of photos and a letter describing the experience...

Maurice brought you some awesome photos of IDS West at the Vancouver Convention Centre a couple of weeks back. Today I'm sharing (albeit it a little late) 3 of my favourite things I came across when I visited the show... 1.

Interested in making some money subletting your place during the Olympics? And feeling good about it by donating half of what you'll be getting to charity? Look no further !

If you haven't noticed it already, please go outside right now and take a look up at Grouse Mountain and the 20 STORY HIGH WIND TURBINE that they recently installed up there!!! Was that a quick installation or what? Visit the Grouse Mountain site and

The SeaBus is a necessity for North Vancouver life. It dodges seals and freighters and a different way to see the city for the price of a transit ticket. One thing that hasn't changed is the safety video you watch while waiting for the next Seabus.

Holy crap, this is amazing! A public dirt track for bikes has been approved to get built in Vanier Park! Chris Young, the lead member of the Vancouver Dirt Jump Coalition, wrote about it for us...

Photos from Vancouver Special Architect Kenneth Terriss and developer Allan Askew are doing an illustrated talk about the Vancouver Special . Monday, September 21st 7:30 pm $10.00 Unitarian Church, 949 West 49th Avenue, Vancouver.

The Interior Design Show West (IDSwest) is open to the public today and tomorrow! IDSwest is Western Canada’s premiere residential design show, featuring 200 exhibitors showcasing quality products and services to an audience of industry professionals

I'm presenting the demolition of the old, neglected Vancouver Special across the street from the V.I.A. office not as an obituary to mourn the fact that it's gone nor to cheer about it, as I'm indifferent to it's demise.

You can finally see Martin Creed's work here in Vancouver.