Shopping for a new home is a big investment both in time and money. As homebuyers, we know we need to spend time researching different locations, comparing quality and features, assessing various neighbourhoods — all to ensure we are getting good value for our money.
In the MAC Scoop for Fall 2014, we explore the changing communities that make up the North Shore and start thinking about the upcoming BC civic elections on November 15, 2014.
Since the completion of the Canada Line in 2010, it is evident that the City of Vancouver and Richmond have amended th
Local elections in British Columbia are taking place this November.
As one of most livable cities in the world, Vancouver’s real estate landscape is becoming more competitive and many developers are evolving their home design by finding smarter ways to optimize spaces for modern condo living.
Round up of what happened in Vancouver real estate last week that you might have missed:
Life events can trigger the search for a new home which can often mean needing to relocate. Whatever your motivation to move, choosing a new neighbourhood is as important as choosing a new home.
Here are some things to look for when researching unfamiliar areas:
Have you noticed the trend for downsizing the way we live? Homeowners of all generations are realizing that “living large” doesn’t always mean living better.
A new Canadian motor-vehicle survey revealed that Vancouverites are choosing to leave their cars at home (Fig. 11) 23% more often than they did 9 years ago.
Choosing to make the investment into a brand new home has many practical benefits. Warranty protection, customizations, the latest in appliances, finishing materials, and building technologies are all reasons we’ve seen buyers choose new.