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According to Statistics Canada, Metro Vancouver posted a miniscule 0.2 per-cent increase in new home prices in May from April, which is below the national gain of 0.4 per-cent. The city also showed a drop of 0.8 per-cent compared to May 2010.  Nationally, new home prices rose 1.9 per-cent. However, a report by Royal LePage […]

Before you buy your home, check out these grants and rebates options. The list includes Home Buyer’s Plan, Tax rebates, Energy Saving Mortgages, BC Hydro Buy-back Program, a Solar Home Pilot and more! Check it out here REALTOR LINK March 11, 2011

Have you ever gone for an evening stroll, stopped momentarily at a neighbour’s newly renovated home, then tried to sneak a peek through the window without being blatantly obvious? For one day only, you won’t have to sheepishly peer through someone’s window to check out the home improvements, you can walk right in the front […]

The city council has set an ambitious path to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission. The first target is to reduce community GHG emissions 33 per cent below current levels by 2020. The second target is to have all new construction GHG neutral by 2030 Statistics show that green homes built in Seattle since 2007 make […]

Adding a big round chair or a circular rug or ottoman can make your guests feel more at home. People react more positively to space filled with curvy forms and shapes because curvilinear forms create warmth. In recent research study, students were shown four rooms, two of which contained rounded furniture, while the other two […]

“Architecture isn’t always about something new,” Thom said “It’s about new ideas; taking what you have and giving it a new personality.” Holding the concept of preserving the old while building the new, he designs the new arena based on the concept of ”saving the shells” of the historic theatres and upgrading the mechanical systems. The renowned […]

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