The Economist performs an annual review of the world’s cities with an eye to determining which are the most expensive to live in.
For the first time in 3 years, the Metro Vancouver housing market is experiencing a significant increase in home buyer demand as monthly home sales surpassed the 3,000 mark this past May.
What comes to mind when you think of downtown condo living? Likely lifestyle, convenience, culture, and recreation. Now how about when you think about starting a family? We all still tend to picture the clichéd single family home with a white picket fence and a big backyard.
We’re big proponents of condominium and townhouse living. Aside from the lifestyle benefits, a home in a multi-family residential building is significantly more financially accessible than a single family home.
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.
A collection of changing communities
Since the completion of the Canada Line in 2010, it is evident that the City of Vancouver and Richmond have amended th
Shape Your City by Voting on Saturday, November 15
Local elections in British Columbia are taking place this November.