Imitation happens. Nowadays many of the most timeless designs are often duplicated, modified and in some cases outright copied.
Just a few months ago the Olympics and the World was here in Vancouver! During this time Canadian athletes performed better than ever and our fair country was on display for all to see.
Recently I took a stroll through the now open Athletes Village and the Southeast False Creek neighbourhood. I’ve heard a number of opinions about the neighbourhood and people are pretty quick to slam it but I must say, from a design perspective I think the community is wonderful.
This last week I have been struggling to sort out what to write for this blog.
Real estate has likely been the topic of many household conversations. Whether it’s with your parents, siblings, grandparents or friends, most agree that by some time in their life, they’d like to be homeowners.
It’s my last day of work before I leave for Paris – the City of Lights – on holiday, and I can barely contain myself!
Patio? Beach? Camping? Or simply slowing down a little?
People definitely are taking full advantage of the hot sunny weather and their routines and patterns are changing. Historically, real estate sales decline during the summer holiday period (mainly July and August).
As the weather cools and rainy season nears, many of us try to fend off the winter chills by warming up our homes with cozy and comfortable home accessories.
I came across this article on VancouverSun.com entitled "There are two million reasons for high prices in Vancouver" and thought it would be worthwhile to draw attention to it. In this city, people are constantly discussing the soaring real estate costs, and rightfully so.