The new condos: Keeping up with the times
Lakeside or next to a golf resort, condos offer a lifestyle upgrade Kids jumping off docks. Seniors smiling on stairclimbers. Couples clinking wineglasses on rooftop …
Editorial
Okanagan Electrified
The Okanagan may not be known for small cars or green driving — but one local business has charged itself with changing that. Vernon-based Power …
Editorial
Ladysmith’s Street Cred
Nobody had to tell Ladysmith residents that their town’s tree-lined, storybook-evoking First Avenue was the best. Last year, the Canadian Institute of Planners cemented its …
Editorial
The New Rules of Real Estate
What you need to know about the changing real-estate landscape. • Foreign buyers tax: 20% on value of foreign-owned Vancouver, Nanaimo, Victoria, Fraser Valley and …
Editorial
Welcome to Tiny Town, Sunshine Valley
The tiny-home movement has captured the imagination of B.C. residents who dream of living minimally and mortgage-free in a compact space. However, buyers who purchase …
Developers, Editorial
Growing On Up: Kelowna
The tallest tower between Vancouver and Calgary will soon be piercing the clouds in Kelowna. The 36-storey East Tower of One Water Street, by North …
Editorial
Inaugural Issue Hot Off The Press!
What started as a regular dinner party conversation amongst friends and peers has now evolved into a full-colour, 68 page magazine with compelling story topics and interviews from …
Spring 2018
Publisher’s Letter
A new magazine for a new movement For the past few years, real estate prices have transformed the opportunities for Canadian home- owners and buyers …
Spring 2018
What $800,000 Buys in Garden Bay & Nanoose Bay
ASKING PRICE: $765,900 LOCATION: Nanoose Bay (Nanaimo area) 3461 Bradner Circle SIZE: 1,858 square feet (land size: 6,316 square feet), or $414 per square foot WHAT: A detached patio …
Spring 2018
10 Towns Under $200,000
A budget of $200,000 won’t get you much in B.C.’s Lower Mainland, but those looking to relocate to a smaller B.C. community will find that …
Spring 2018
Upsize, Downsize, Rightsize?
Unleashing the equity locked in your Lower Mainland home leaves a wealth of choices: Upsize or downsize? Rent or own? Invest in new income or residential property?
Spring 2018
The Friends and Family Factor
Physically relocating to a new home is one thing, but it can be a challenge to make new pals and find your place in a new community, while keeping in touch with family and old friends. Here’s how to do it right.