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Apr 3 - 17, 2015 Volume 23 Issue 7 INSIDE THIS ISSUE THE CLEAN GREEN MOVE YOU WANT THE UP & COMING POCO NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU BUY EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE FAMILY LIVING HighlandsByMarathon.ca 778 565 7768

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Page 1: BC New Homes Guide - Apr 3, 2015

Apr 3 - 17, 2015 Volume 23 Issue 7

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

THE CLEAN GREEN MOVE YOU WANT

THE UP & COMING POCO NEIGHBOURHOOD

IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU BUY

EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE FAMILY LIVING HighlandsByMarathon.ca 778 565 7768

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FREMONT INDIGO MORE HOMES. NEW SERIES. NOW AVAILABLE.

YORK OWN FROM $799/MO*.

See the design-driven difference. Visit a MOSAIC Home Store or

mosaichomes.com

CLAYTON MARKET SAVE UP TO $5,000 ON SELECT HOMES*.

FREMONT, PORT COQUITLAM 604.552.0319

EAST CLAYTON, SURREY 604.574.5735

A BETTER HOME.From deliberating every detail and making the most of every inch to creating

beautiful street appeal, our obsession with design is evident in each home we build.

FREMONT GREEN LIVE HERE NOW. SAVE UP TO $10,000*.

WILLOUGHBY, LANGLEY 604.882.6758

FREMONT, PORT COQUITLAM 604.468.0084

 *Visit us. We’ll explain the details.  

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FREMONT INDIGO MORE HOMES. NEW SERIES. NOW AVAILABLE.

YORK OWN FROM $799/MO*.

See the design-driven difference. Visit a MOSAIC Home Store or

mosaichomes.com

CLAYTON MARKET SAVE UP TO $5,000 ON SELECT HOMES*.

FREMONT, PORT COQUITLAM 604.552.0319

EAST CLAYTON, SURREY 604.574.5735

A BETTER HOME.From deliberating every detail and making the most of every inch to creating

beautiful street appeal, our obsession with design is evident in each home we build.

FREMONT GREEN LIVE HERE NOW. SAVE UP TO $10,000*.

WILLOUGHBY, LANGLEY 604.882.6758

FREMONT, PORT COQUITLAM 604.468.0084

 *Visit us. We’ll explain the details.  

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What’s on your wishlist? Coming off the highly successful first Phase of Keaton, we are excited to present the next Phase of inspired homes.

Whatever’s on your wishlist for your young family, you’ll find it at Keaton. Our homes showcase spacious well-designed homes, high-end finishes and the solid reputation that Sunmark has garnered. But don’t take our word for it – stop by today and see for yourself.

Marketing & Sales byDeveloped by

PHASE 1 SOLD OUT!

KeatonTownhomes.com 604.882.3733

7686 209th Street, Langley

Handcrafted 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes

starting from

3 Bed $329,9004 Bed $409,900

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PHASE 3 is 70% SOLD OUT!

Hurry Only 8 Homes Remain!

34-7298-199A St, Langley

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Client: Intracorp (Black+Whites)

Publication:

New Home Buyers Guide

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4C processCoercion Design Inc.

604.506.3383

Friday, April 3 & 17

FINAL RELEASE NOW SELLINGThe Black+Whites on Foster Avenue are classic, light-filled three-storey townhomes in West Coquitlam. You get your own front

door, your own yard, attached parking and renowned Intracorp scrutiny of every last detail – at a price that you can afford. Don’t

you wish all decisions in life could be so black+white?

Visit our two fully furnished display homes today.

SALES CENTRE: 548 Foster Avenue Coquitlam

Open Noon - 5pm except Fridays

blackandwhites.ca

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3 + 4 bedroom townhomes

1230 - 1610 square feet

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260 EWEN AVENUE, NEW WEST#ARAGONFORWARD

SKINNY ISN’TALWAYS BETTER.IN OUR HOME,BIG IS BEAUTIFUL.

*Prices and availability subject to change or be withdrawn without notice and do not include taxes. E&O.E.

Aragon Properties Ltd.

LAST OF PORT ROYAL’S TOWNHOMES,

TRIPLEXES AND SINGLE FAMILY

HOMES

CANOEFinal phase of townhomes, triplexes and single family homes are now available. Come visit us to view the NEW RELEASE of our beautiful rowhomes starting at $605,900. MOVE IN READY. Call or visit: 604.544.2258 or Aragon.ca/Canoe

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contentsAPRIL 3 - 17, 2015 || VOLUME 23 ISSUE 7

special features12 Editor’s Note40 The Estates

at Morgan HeightsFabulous living in South Surreyby Susan M Boyce

60 Myron’s MuseIn Maple Ridge, a natural place to call home by Janine Mackie

62 Montgomery AcresCreekside heritage living in Maple Ridgeby Susan M Boyce

ON THE COVER Apr 3 - 17, 2015 Volume 23 Issue 7

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

THE CLEAN GREEN MOVE YOU WANT

THE UP & COMING POCO NEIGHBOURHOOD

IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU BUY

EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE FAMILY LIVING HighlandsByMarathon.ca 778 565 7768

p. 16HIGHLANDS AT

SULLIVAN RIDGE Have space.

Love life. by Susan M Boyce

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features32 Buyer Profile

Lindsay and Rob put down roots at The Grove by Susan M Boyce

46 Neighbourhood SpotlightPort Coquitlam’s star is on the rise by Diane Duflot

columns22 Money Matters

Don’t be afraid of the word “budget” by Gail Vaz Oxlade

26 On the MoveHow to make your move clean and green by Chuck Resnick

28 Inside MortgagesThe real costs of consumer debt by Kris Grasty

36 Home Sweet HomeBMO lowers rates again by Lydia McNutt

49 Mind Over MortgageImportant things to do before you buy by Jorge and Alisa Aragon

homebuyers’ help20 On the Horizon

Checking out what’s hot and new in the Lower Mainland’s residential marketplace and beyondby Susan M Boyce

64 Listing DirectoryComplete listings of more than 250 new-home developments throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland

PRESIDENT, YELLOW PAGES NEXTHOME

Jacqueline HillEDITOR-IN-CHIEF / DIRECTOR OF CONTENT

Susan LeggeSENIOR SALES MANAGER, WESTERN CANADA

Edwin RizarriART DIRECTOR

Megan PikeEDITOR

Stephanie MacDonald CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

Lydia McNutt

DESIGN EDITOR

Yanic Simard

MEDIA CONSULTANTS

Dave Bird 604.319.7102 Brenda Everitt 604.319.7103SALES COORDINATORS

Justin Salvador

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Bala GnanapandithanGRAPHIC DESIGNERS

Mike TerentievPRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR

Hannah Yarkony

CONTRIBUTING EDITORIAL WRITERS

Susan M Boyce Janine Mackie

The Vancouver New Home Guide is a free publication published 25 times per year. Submit articles or advertising to Suite 102 - 4180 Lougheed Highway, Burnaby BC V5C 6A7 PHONE 604.519.6080 FAX 604.519.6088 NewHomeAndCondoGuide.ca

COPYRIGHT 2015 covers the contents of this publication and prevents reproduction in whole or in part: offenders will be prosecuted. We reserve the right to refuse any advertising, to make changes or edit advertising as necessary. Care will be taken to ensure copy accuracy but no warranty is implied or given by the publisher. The views and data expressed by columnists do not necessarily represent those of the publication.

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district maps14 Surrey/Langley

34 South Surrey/White Rock

44 Tri-Cities

50 Burnaby/New Westminster

52 Richmond

54 North Shore/Squamish/Whistler

56 Maple Ridge/ Pitt Meadows

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Spring is the time of renewal ...and positive change

Whether you’re relocating from one coast to the other or moving to your � rst place,

changing homes can be hectic, exciting and certainly stressful. But, relax.

You can eliminate the anxiety associated with moving by taking control of the situation with con� dence.

Understanding the market is just part of the story. Knowing what you need and what you can a� ord is the more important part of the equation. Making a prudent purchasing decision that doesn’t keep you up at night

when interest rates rise or market news becomes the talk of the town is up to you.

Any expert will tell you that buying a home or condo is a long-term commitment. � is issue is full of great tips from the experts as well as the latest news designed to help you make a wise purchasing decision.

Along with our Community Focus features, which outline the speci� cs on many � ne communities, there’s lots to take in. So kick back, relax and enjoy. You’re in the driver’s seat.

//EDITOR’S NOTE

SUSAN LEGGE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Yellow Pages NextHome [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/SusanLegge

STEPHANIE MACDONALD EDITOR Yellow Pages [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/stephmacW2W

The one thing we can count on, seasons change and spring eventually comes, bringing the

promise of warm weather and bright skies. Here at New Home Guide, we have some exciting new changes afoot as well, and we’re poised to be able to be your go-to resource for all your real estate needs like never before. Keep reading this space to discover all the things happening in print, online and with our convenient new app for any device, so you can be keeping up with your new home search no matter where you are.

Along with new mortgage and market columnists, and our Neighbourhood Spotlights, we are excited to bring you all the information you need

to make your best home-buying decision. We also want to inspire you with ideas to make the most of your new home with organization tips, moving advice and the monthly Inspiration Onsite design column.

Mortgage rates are also at an all-time low, so this may just be the perfect time to renew your mortgage, or to get your � rst mortage to get out of your rental and into your own home.

So it’s time to come out of your hibernation and make your new dream home a reality. If you start now you just may be planning your housewarming patio party by the time the sun starts shining in earnest.

Happy home hunting!

Long-term commitmentWill afford you peace of mind

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SURREYA1. Dawson + Sawyer

Guildford The Great 15152 91st Ave 778-293-2222

A2. South Creek 18012 68 Ave 604.372.0388

A3. Clayton Market 64th & Fraser Hwy. 604-574-5735

A4. Panorama Station 5957 152nd 604-372-2275

A5. Clayton Heights 7310 - 191B Street 604-723-4497

A6. Madison 14356 63A Ave. 604-543-6262

A7. Brixton 14433 60 Ave 604-503-0488

A8. Uptown Clayton Village 19525 73rd Ave. 778-574-0146

A9. The Rockwoods 16241 - 84th Ave 604-503-1188

A10. Fusion 13886 62Ave 778-578-9779

A11. Blackberry Walk 14271 60th Ave. 604-501-6119

A12. The Grove 68th Ave. & 194 St. 604-533-6968

A13. One 44 5888 144 Street 604-503-6402

A14. Highlands 6070 145th Street 778-565-7768

A15. One 92 6685 192nd St. 604-576-1772

A16. Panorama Woods 6123 138th Street 778-593-9954

A17. Silverwood 84th Ave. & 164th St. 604-953-0288

LANGLEYB1. Parkside

20597 84th Ave 604-648-9428

B2. Exchange 7822 209th St. 604-535-8587

B3. Marquee 19752 55A Ave. 604-427-3550

B4. York 84th Ave & 207A St 604-533-1415

B5. Keaton 7686 209 Street 604-882-3733

B6. Arcadia 208 St & 77A Ave 604-513-9090

B7. Evergreen North Yorkson 84 Ave & 206 St. 604-648-8956

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//COVER STORY

» by SUSAN M BOYCE

Go ahead, admit it. When it comes to where you live, you’re ‘particular.’ You want a single-family home built with exceptional quality in a great location. Luxurious, contemporary finishing details, easy access to parks and schools and great price are all on your must have list. In short, you want it all.

Well say hello to Highlands at Sullivan Ridge. Located in the heart of Surrey’s Sullivan Heights neighbourhood, this collection of five- and six-bedroom homes continues to wow savvy buyers on the quest for an exceptional home at an exceptional price.

“Highlands at Sullivan Ridge offers the best single-family value anywhere in Metro Vancouver,” says sales manager, Chris Stylianou. “Previews are now underway for our final 15 homes, and with prices starting at $689,900 including net GST, this is a rare opportunity.” To sweeten the deal even more, he adds that for a limited time Highlands is offering some extra-special incentives, but no amount of cajoling will get him to reveal what they are. “You’re just going to have to come into the model home to find out the details.”

Highlands at Sullivan RidgeHAVE SPACE. LOVE LIFE.

CELEBR ATE FAMILY“Highlands is the only brand new, single-family community in this neighbourhood,” Chris says. “Families love the space and flexibility — especially the finished lower level that can be upgraded to a fully self-contained suite perfect for a nanny or a mortgage helper.” He also sees a definite trend of multi-generational living: mom and dad are downsizing from the home where they raised their own family, helping their kids with the down payment on a home at Highlands, then savouring the freedom to travel or golf while staying close to the grandkids.

“There are so many reasons why it makes sense — shared costs, knowing there’s someone in the house if we go on vacation, and getting together for special events like Mother’s Day — or just because we feel like having a family barbeque in the backyard,” says one proud pair of grandparents who are delighted with their new digs at Highlands. “It really is the best of all worlds. We have our privacy in a beautiful, sunny suite, and we’re still just steps from our family.”

More good news: Chris says Marathon Homes has added even

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more upscale features for this final phase. “Full-height kitchen cabinets and gas fireplace with custom stone surround are now standard. And you can upgrade to a gas stove plus outdoor barbeque hookup.”

NEIGHBOURHOOD DIVERSITYReady to talk diversity? Sullivan Heights has plenty to contribute to the conversation. Seven elementary schools and two secondary schools are within walking distance. The Bell Centre for the Performing Arts is quite literally just down the road. Coffee shops, pub, grocery stores, service and transit are close by, and when you feel like a fashion mall crawl you’re virtually equidistant from Guildford Town Centre, Willowbrook Mall, Surrey Central or the boutiques of Cloverdale — after all, choice is good, right?

Outdoor enthusiasts may find their toughest choice is where to start. Urban parks, cycling trails, golf, even canoeing along the Serpentine River — this neighbourhood is wonderland of options. Of course, you could always just kick back and relax in your private fully fenced and landscaped backyard. After all, barbeque season is just around the corner and your friends have been hinting…

Highlands’ newest phase offers just 15 single-family homes priced from $689,900. Model home open noon to 5 p.m. daily except Fridays at 6070 – 145th Street in Surrey. Be sure to visit for a sneak preview before the public grand opening on April 18th. For more information visit HighlandsByMarathon.ca or call 778.565.7768.

Highlands at Sullivan RidgeHAVE SPACE. LOVE LIFE.

Families love the space and flexibility — especially the finished lower level that can be upgraded to a fully self-contained suite.

— Chris Stylianou

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Welcome to the new collection of quality townhomes

at Arcadia in Yorkson; homes that appeal to both

the hearts and minds of families. Enjoy the warmth

and comfort of lower energy costs with gas provided by Fortis

B.C. Arcadia offers a home that you can afford to own and love.

Over 40 families have made Arcadia home.

Visit today to find out why. Only 2 available to move-in this spring!

OPEN DAILY

from 12 – 5, except Fridays

20852 77A Ave. Langley

arcadialiving.ca 604.513.9090

Prices quoted exclude taxes, are subject to availability at time of visit and/or to change without prior notice. E.&O.E.

Added warmth provided by

Sales and Marketing by Fifth Avenue Real Estate Marketing Ltd. www.fifthave.ca

Exceptionally built for family life.

3 to 4 bedroom Townhomes $329900 - $386900

ONLY 2 AVAILABLE TO MOVE IN THIS SPRING!

Play. Love. Grow.

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SURREY/LANGLEY

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SURREY/LANGLEY

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//ON THE HORIZON

on the horizon

Checking Out What’s Hot and New in the Lower

Mainland’s Residential Marketplace and Beyond

» by SUSAN M BOYCE

Got a new development you’d like us to feature in

On the Horizon? Drop me a note

at [email protected], and we’ll do our best

to get you in the next edition.

Tell us YOUR NEWS

HamiltonVANCOUVER TOWNHOMESRegister early because only 12 opportunities are available to own a brand new townhome at Oak and 46th in Vancouver’s prestigious Westside. Brought to you by Listraor, a company with a long history develop-ing in the Oakridge neighbourhood, each Hamilton home will feature three levels of luxuriously appointed living space and an eye-catching, modern architectural style.

For more information and to register for more information, visit listraor.com or call 604.418.6809.

River District Town CentreVANCOUVER TOWNHOMESThe wait is over. River District Town Centre homes are now selling. Ultimately to be comprised of select townhomes clustered around two highrise buildings — one 19 storeys, the other 10 — the Town Centre homes bring an eclectic, long-anticipated mix of retail to this popular neighbourhood located on the Fraser River. Get set for a high-end grocer, banks, cafés, and other ser-vices. Floorplans range from one and den to family-sized three-bedroom and den. Check it out at the brand new 5,500-square-foot presentation centre — now open at 3302 North Arm Avenue (at the foot of Kinross just south of Marine Drive) in South Vancouver.

For more information visit riverdistrict.ca or call 604.879.8830.

Cates LandingNORTH VANCOUVER TOWNHOMES Artfully positioned adjacent to Cates Park at 3919 Dollarton Highway in Deep Cove, this boutique community of just 95 homes will offer panoramic views of the Burrard lnlet and a rare opportunity to savour waterfront living. Featuring rich, West Coast Modern-

inspired architecture, spacious floorplans and thoughtful details such as kitchen islands, pantries, top-of-the-line appliances, spa bathrooms, and over-sized patios and terraces, Cates Landing will be comprised of three- and four-bedroom townhomes plus two- and three-bedroom apartments. Amenities include a fitness studio, meet-ing room, guest suites, dog and bike wash rooms, deluxe storage space and even kayak storage.

For more information and to priority register, visit polyhomes.ca or call 604.871.4126.

The OxleyVANCOUVER TOWNHOMESDon’t miss this opportunity to own a brand new townhome on The Drive, one of Vancouver’s most dynamic, eclectic neigh-bourhoods. To be located at 1647 Pender Street, these thoroughly modern two- and three-bedroom homes will feature exqui-sitely appointed interiors, private rooftop terraces or spacious patios and a distinctive white brick architecture.

For more information and to priority register, visit oxleyonpender.com or call 604.336.6666.

The RidgeCHILLIWACK TOWNHOMESLocated at 5756 Promontory Road, this col-lection of 42, three-level townhomes offers five different floorplans meaning there’s a design to satisfy every lifestyle. Standard features include gas barbeque hookup and air conditioning rough-ins, quartz counters in the kitchens and fully finished basement. Great proximity to shops, schools and the diverse outdoor recreation that’s part of the Chilliwack lifestyle.

For more information visit vedderridge-construction.com or call Jason or Anita at 1.800.830.7175.

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LOCATION7811 209 Street Yorkson, LangleyNoon-5pm, Sat-Thurs

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By GAIL VAZ-OXLADE

Trying to get through life without a budget is like trying to drive a car with no steering wheel. You can lurch your way along, jamming on the breaks every time a threat looms, or you can put the pedal to the metal, but the whole time you’re careening down the road you’ll be worrying about what you’re going to hit. And if you’ve got any passengers, there will be some mess to clean up when you finally reach your destination.

The dreaded B-wordIF THE MERE MENTION OF THE WORD

‘BUDGET’ MAKES YOU GROAN, MAYBE YOU HAVEN’T GIVEN THIS OLD IDEA A FAIR SHAKE.

//MONEY MATTERS

GAIL VAZ-OXLADE is the host of

Til Debt Do Us Part, author of

Debt Free Forever and blogs daily at

gailvazoxlade.com. Follow Gail on Twitter at

twitter.com/GailVazOxlade

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Anyone I know who lives on a budget couldn’t get by without it. And it seems it’s only the people who refuse to make a plan who end up bellying aching about getting to the end of the money before they get to the end of the month.

If you were building a house, you wouldn’t dream of using an architect who declared, “Relax. I’ve done this before. I promise I’ll put everything in the right place.” No. You’d insist on seeing some drawings. And here’s why you should, as the architect of your financial house, draw up a budget.

Whether paper-based or electronic, the discipline of managing your budget will help to keep you organized. Annual bills, like car insurance, won’t surprise you, sending shock waves through your cash flow. And unexpected expenses, which have a category in a spending plan, won’t throw you for a loop.

A spending plan is made up of two parts: income and expenses. Income is the money that comes in: your salary, commission, dividends or interest income, alimony, child support, pension, or disability income. It doesn’t include money you think you might get. So, if your bonus is not guaranteed, don’t include it in your budget. Keep it in reserve to boost your RRSP or take you to the sunshine next winter.

Expenses are the items you have to pay for monthly. (Divide annual bills, such as insurance, by 12 to come up with a monthly amount.)

The best way to figure out your expenses is to look at what you’ve been spending. Collect your bank statements, credit card bills, and whatever other records you have of where your money went over the past year. Put each bill in an appropriate category — i.e., utilities, food, clothing, childcare, gifts — total the figures for each category and divide by 12. That’s your monthly average. Add the categories together. That’s what you’ve been spending.

Now, for all you toads out there who can’t gather together two months’ worth of paperwork, never mind a year’s worth, here’s the other way to make a budget: You can use the nifty Gail’s Guide to Building a Budget along with the even niftier Gail’s Interactive Budget Worksheet (gailvazoxlade.com).

If you think you can keep flying by the seat of your pants forever, good luck with that.

If you’ve decided to take control of your financial future, congratulations. Create a budget that balances and you’ve taken the first step to making your money work for you.

If you’ve decided to take control of your financial future, congratulations. Create a budget that balances and you’ve taken the first step to making your money work for you.

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5 tips to make moving cleaner and GreenerProtecting the environment is an important concern for consumers and businesses alike, but many don’t realize that moving can have a positive impact on the environment.

Waste caused by the moving process not only stems from packing supplies, but also from the waste accumulated over many years within a home or office. Both sources can be extremely taxing on the environment if not properly managed.

So, here are some suggestions on how to make your move a cleaner, greener process.

#1 – PLAN AHEAD: Waiting until the last minute to prepare for a move often makes environmental concerns an afterthought. Start early so you have the extra time to sort through recyclable items in the garage, kitchen and basement for delivery to recycling depots prior to moving day. Typically your garage, basement and attic contain the highest concentration of recyclable waste so start the sorting process there first. Consider holding a garage sale or donating gently used tools or small appliances to a charity rather than have them end up in a land fill site.

#2 – RESEARCH: Survey local recycling options to find the most convenient solution for recyclables. Many cities offer curb-side pick-up or “sort and drop” depots. Visit earth911.com for a list of local organizations that can dispose of all types of recyclable materials.

#3 – ORGANIZE: Prepare recyclables by organizing into categories: plastic, glass, aluminum, paper, cardboard, etc. Look up the requirements of the local recycler to see if there are any additional steps needed to prepare recyclables beforehand.

#4 – CARE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIAL: As you clean out your garage and basement in preparation to move, be conscientious about the kinds of materials being packed to move with you and which items are to be disposed. Toxic items, such as paint, batteries, house cleaning products, automobile oils, pesticides and fertilizers are dangerous and cannot be transported in the back of a commercial moving truck. Also consider these items cannot be thrown-out with your regular garbage. Look up the specialized recycling depots for toxic products in your city.

#5 – REUSE: Do not throw away used boxes when the move is complete. A well-made corrugated box is great for storage or may be reused for a future move. Contact local schools or charity organizations, such as women’s shelters, scout troops, and food banks to ask if they need boxes to redistribute donated items. Donating gently used boxes not only reduces waste, but can be a big help in support of a good cause.

//MAKE YOUR MOVE

» by CHUCK RESNICK

CHUCK RESNICK is vice-president of marketing and

operations, Two Men and a Truck Canada. twomenandatruck.ca

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» by KRIS GRASTY

KRIS GRASTY is a mortgage broker

with Dominion Lending Centre’s Canadian

Mortgage Experts and an active member of the

MBABC. Kris maintains a strong focus on educating

clients on all options. For more information

visit his website at www.krisgrasty.ca or reach him at

[email protected].

Keep an eye on your consumer debt: IT CAN AFFECT YOUR MORTGAGE QUALIFICATION

It’s hard to ignore the many news reports about the alarming rise in consumer debt lately.

The staggering figure of the average family carrying 163 per cent debt in comparison to income is frightening, but one has to remember that a large portion of this figure is typically a mortgage. The debt on a home is considered good debt, as it is typically at lower interest and is secured by an appreciating asset.

Only 0.01 per cent of insured mortgages go into foreclosure, as most Canadians are equity rich and prioritize paying for the home. The larger issue here is the Consumer Debt on higher interest accounts like credit cards, car loans and lines of credit. These debts build due to purchases of depreciating assets that are of

little to no value when the debt can still exist. Surprisingly, there have been no restrictions on this profitable side of the lending business.

With the new lending rules, mortgage underwriting has become further regulated and it’s now not as easy for people to qualify for their mortgage (and even for their renewal on a home they already live in and easily pay for). One of the largest issues is unsecured consumer debt.

Three per cent of all unsecured debt payments must be used as your calculated minimum monthly payment!

On a $10,000 line of credit that has a real world monthly payment of around $150, we now have to use three per cent of the balance or $300 as the minimum payment. This takes away income that could be used to pay for or qualify for a mortgage and effectively reduces your potential purchase price.

Let’s look at a few examples to illustrate the affect that the three per cent payment rule may have on you.

The debt on a home is considered good debt, as it is typically at lower interest and is secured by an appreciating asset.

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As you can see by the numbers above, there is a steep drop in housing affordability and mortgage qualification as we add or increase consumer debt. As a result, we are seeing more often than ever a requirement to reduce or pay off debts prior to mortgage approval.

Start planning sooner. Call your mortgage broker and assess your financial situation earlier to identify ways to reduce the unsecured debts and set up your personal financial outlook. With the prime interest rate reductions, refinancing some of this debt into your mortgage at lower rates is another option to consider.

If you are thinking of buying a new car or thinking of getting a line of credit – wait! You can always qualify for these extras after your purchase or renewal. I have seen a new car payment be just enough to get in the way of a client and their dream condo.

HOUSEHOLD INCOME $100,000

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Credit Card $0 $5,000 $150 $5,000 $150

Line of Credit $0 $10,000 $300 $20,000 $600

Car Payment $0 $300/mo $300 $300/mo $300

Total Debt Payments $0 $750 $1,050

Home Value $536,000 $515,700 $453,500

Mortgage Amount $525,200 $504,300 $440,100

Assumptions: 5% down payment ($28,000), 2.89% Fixed with 25yr Amortization, $3500 Property Taxes and heat.

HOUSEHOLD INCOME $75,000

Monthly Payment Debt Level Monthly Payment Debt Level Monthly Payment

Credit Card $0 $5,000 $150 $5,000 $150

Line of Credit $0 $10,000 $300 $20,000 $600

Car Payment $0 $300/mo $300 $300/mo $300

Total Debt Payments $0 $750 $1,050

Home Value $425,000 $360,500 $298,300

Mortgage Amount $416,204 $349,700 $285,500

Assumptions: 5% down payment ($24,000), 2.89% Fixed with 25yr Amortization, $2500 Property Taxes and heat.

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//BUYER PROFILE

» by SUSAN M BOYCE

We loved the feel of this community right away.— Lindsay

Great Community: Growing FamilyLINDSAY AND ROB DISCOVER THE GROVE

It was a Father’s Day like no other. Last summer, after what Lindsay now laughingly describes as a “not so successful” Saturday afternoon spent viewing open houses with her husband and young daughter, a listing for The Grove suddenly popped up on her real estate phone app.

“We were just around the corner and it wasn’t quite five yet, so we figured why not check it out.” There’s a distinctly mischievous twinkle in her eye as she admits she actually felt a bit like a tire-kicker. “Until that point, Rob and I thought an older resale was the only thing that would fit our budget. But I really wanted something shiny, new and bright because I don’t want to live in a renovation construction zone for months on end.”

NATURE AND STYLE“We loved the feel of this community right away,” Lindsay says. “It’s so aesthetically pleasing, and the forested area Townline is building in the middle of the property is beautiful. I was raised on 10 acres in the country, so having a connection with trees and nature is important to me.”

The floor plans, too, were an immediate hit. In no time, Rob and Lindsay were discussing a two-bedroom and den overlooking

the grove that had captured Lindsay’s heart. It seemed like more home than they needed, but the conversation continued over dinner.

NUMBERS THAT WORKEDAlthough Rob was a first time buyer, Lindsay had not only owned a condomini-um, she’d worked in the mortgage industry. “I’m definitely a number crunch-er,” she says. “When I started looking at the nitty-gritty — cost per square foot, amenities, comparables in the area — The Grove made good sense.”

The couple wrote a deposit cheque the next day, Father’s Day 2014. That after-noon, they also got the good news Lindsay was pregnant with their second daughter. Some months later, they discovered yet another coincidence — Duke, the German shepherd soon to become a four-footed family member — had been born the same day.

QUALITY AND REPUTATIONLindsay laughs as she admits Rob is “incredibly fussy” about construction quality and builder reputation — hardly surprising since he’s a senior supervisor in the industry. “But Townline was excellent in every detail, Elise and the whole sales staff were absolutely top notch, and having the pool and clubhouse will be fantastic. We’ve already had one birthday party there, Rob works out in the gym all the time, and I’m going to make very good use of the pool this summer.”

For more information about The Grove, visit thegroveatclayton.com.

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SOUTHLangley Bypass to200th St, Left on 70th Ave, Left on 196th St,Right on 68th Ave

NORTHHwy 1 to 200th St,Right on 68th Ave

WESTFraser Highway, Left on 68th Ave,or Left on 188th St,Right on 68th Ave

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1. Dawson + SawyerOn the Course II253 171 Street604-385-0111

2. The Estates at Southwood16780 22A Ave,604-648-8065

3. Southbrooke10th Ave. & 165th St.604-805-2941

4. The Hamptons16437 23 Ave.604-723-4497

5. Jacobsen2687 158 St.604-538-5591

6. Blu15988 32 Ave.604-782-5258

7. Belcroft15977 26 Ave.604-568-8830

8. Hyde Park15811-28th Ave604-506-1852

9. The Heights2845 156th St.778-545-8737

10. Breeze#5 16223 - 23rd Ave.604-582-1113

11. The Woods32nd Ave. & 156A St.604-538-8876

12. Hycroft Rowhouse16467 - 24th Ave. 604-541-2495

13. George1708 King George Blvd.604-571-6400

14. The Estates at Morgan Heights15768 Mountain View Drive604-560-1053

15. Sakura156th St. & 28 Ave604-538-5588

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Lower lending rates could spell trouble for overextended Canadians

� e mortgage rate war is back on with Bank of Montreal’s recent announcement that it is dropping the rate on its � ve-year, � xed-rate mortgage to 2.79 per cent, and TD Bank following suit. � is, just in time for the busy spring real estate market, which is already highly competitive among buyers, sellers and lenders alike.

� is rate drop will make it easier for some homebuyers to get into the market – particularly in cities such as Vancouver and Toronto, which have seen steady increases in real estate prices with no end in sight. But how long can these low rates last, and what will happen to overextended Canadians when rates eventually rise?

� is most recent rate cut was preceded by one in January, when the big banks dropped their lending rates after the Bank of Canada lowered its key rate by 1/4 per cent to 0.75 per cent in an e� ort to shield highly indebted Canadians from the drop in oil prices and its economic impact, said Alyssa Richard, founder and CEO of RateHub.ca. � en just last week during its latest rate announcement, the Bank held its rate at 0.75 per cent for fears of Canadians taking on more debt than they can handle.

Echoing that sentiment, the International Monetary Fund has warned of Canada’s overheated housing market in the face of lower oil prices and increasing levels of household debt.

Indeed, a recent report by Statistics Canada shows household debt increased by 1.1 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2014. “For the third consecutive quarter, disposable income increased at a slower rate than household credit market debt. As a result, leverage, as measured by household credit market debt to disposable income, reached a new high of 163.3 per cent in the fourth quarter.” In other words, households held roughly $1.63 of debt for every dollar of disposable income.

� e fear is that with even lower lending rates, Canadians see this as their chance to take on more debt. Any bumps in the economy – as we’ve seen with our oil prices – can have a far-reaching ripple e� ect and for those on an already overextended budget, big waves.

“The banks are right to be concerned...

that’s what happens in low interest rate

environments,” Richard says. “Take

this rate cut for what it’s really worth: a chance

to pay down your current debt sooner.”

//HOME SWEET HOME

» by LYDIA MCNUTT

“� e banks are right to be concerned... that’s what happens in low interest rate environments,” Richard says. “Take this rate cut for what it’s really worth: a chance to pay down your current debt sooner.”

“Given long-term interest rates are close to all-time lows and the recent market uncertainty, there are some bene� ts to locking in to a � xed-rate mortgage,” Doug Porter, chief economist, BMO Financial Group, said in a press release. “Combined with a shorter, 25-year amortization period, such a step would signi� cantly dampen widespread concerns about the vulnerability of household � nances.”

LYDIA MCNUTT is an award-winning writer and editor of New Condo

Guide. Lydia’s love of architecture, interior design and the written word have landed her happily at home at Yellow Pages NextHome, where real estate rules. Email Lydia.McNutt@ypnexthome.

ca,and follow her on

Twitter @LydiasTweets

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//PROJECT PROFILE

» by SUSAN M BOYCE

streams through full-height windows with meticulously crafted, custom casings and fl ooring is a rich, engineered oak.

Th e kitchen, too, is a beauty, featuring dual wall ovens, textured glass tile backsplash and under-cabinet puck lighting that’s totally concealed thanks to Foxridge’s double-depth lower shelf. Th e sink is at least three feet wide and I have to get right up close to confi rm it’s not actually quartz or stone but Silgranit — a virtually indestructible, man-made alternative that’s able to eff ortlessly repel the inevitable spills and stains of family life.

In a moment of synchronicity, I spot a French door beside the informal dining area just as Diane says “you’re going to love how much fun we had with the back patio for this showhome.” Turns out, that’s an understatement. No matter whether you call it an outdoor man cave, outdoor theatre room or natural living room, once

Okay, I’ll admit it: getting a sneak preview of a brand new showhome from Foxridge Homes is an opportunity I always look forward to. What I know is that I’ll be wowed by the latest in fi xtures, fi nishings, and creative design. What I don’t know is how the Foxridge team can possibly outdo their last display home.

But when I meet up with sales and marketing manager Diane Zarola at the just fi nished Estates at Morgan Heights, it’s immediately clear why this collection of just 38 homes has been attracting such close attention from savvy buyers — even before offi cial signage went up.

YOU HAVE ARRIVEDA dramatic, eight-foot front door almost manages to distract me from the showhome’s front porch — a two-tiered beauty easily able to accommodate a comfortable outdoor sofa, coff ee table, and

The Estates at Morgan HeightsFABULOUS IN SOUTH SURREY

matching armchairs. Th e decking is like nothing I’ve seen before — the texture and colour of marble, it’s actually an eco-friendly, durable, and virtually maintenance free material from Duradek. In a word, this is one awesome outdoor space.

I can’t wait to see inside.

LUXURY REDEFINEDAs we step into the foyer, I hear myself give a sigh of sheer appreciation. To my left, a formal dining room with optional coff ered ceiling sets the tone for traditional entertaining right down to the double French doors opening back onto that gorgeous front porch — elegant, sophisticated, welcoming and oh so rare.

Spanning the back half of this home is a massive great room that’s a defi nite 10 on my OWS – that would be “Oh Wow” Scale. A stone fi replace with recessed TV niche soars 18 feet along the west wall. Sunlight

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The Estates at Morgan HeightsFABULOUS IN SOUTH SURREY

We’re always sourcing the latest in new materials and finishings because our buyers love knowing they can customize their home so it’s different from anyone else’s. — Diane Zarola

again, Foxridge has created something truly unique and new.

Completely covered for four-season enjoyment and boasting puck lighting for practicality plus a downright funky chandelier for ambiance, the highlight is a second floor-to-ceiling fireplace with built-in TV screen. Now honestly, have you heard of an outdoor TV? Nope, me neither, but at The Estates it’s an idea you can embrace as your own.

Upstairs, I check out a Jack’n’Jill bathroom connecting the two children’s bedrooms. When we enter the vaulted master suite, though, Diane tells me she’s just going to let me see the ensuite for myself. Her only hint is that it’s “dazzling” — which is yet another understatement. Frameless glass shower, double sink vanity, crystal chandelier plus an extra-wide, freestanding soaker tub that would have no trouble commanding centre stage in the most romantic movie scene. No question, this is luxury at its finest.

MAKE IT YOUR OWNSince no visit to a Foxridge home would be complete without a look at the current Design Centre, before I leave Diane takes me on a tour of the showhome’s sunny

lower floor. “We’re always sourcing the latest in new materials and finishings because our buyers love knowing they can customize their home so it’s different from anyone else’s,” she says. “Last week, for example, we added nine new flooring tiles and three more carpet patterns.”

Personally, though, it’s the designer wine room I’m most intrigued with. “We wanted to show what you can do with a simple storage room,” Diane explains laughing at my rather obvious amazement. Sure I’m a fan of both wine and whiskey, but the creative use of space here blends charm with function in a way I’d love to incorporate into my own home. Note to

self: next time bring, tape measure, sketching pad, and camera.

EXPERIENCE FOR YOURSELFThe Estates at Morgan Heights offers 38 estate homes priced from just over $1 million. Presentation centre and display home open noon to 5 p.m. daily except Fridays at 15768 Mountain View Drive (access via 160th Street and 28th Avenue) in Surrey. First phase will be ready for move-in this June, meaning if you act now, you could be settled into your new home in time to enjoy the early summer barbeque season. For more information visit foxridgehomes.ca or call 604.560.1053.

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A1. Burke Mountain Heights

3498 Princeton Ave.778-285-6299

A2. Black+Whites 548 Foster Ave 604-998-8998

A3. Nest 638 Regan Avenue 604-492-4123

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Spa-like ensuite to unwind after the day

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Cook up a feast in your new gourmet kitchen

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5 minute walk to shopping, parks and the Evergreen Skytrain Station. Nest is a true collection of

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// NEIGHBOURHOOD SPOTLIGHT

Port Coquitlam

RAILS MEET RIVERS

» by DIANE DUFLOT

Known commonly as “PoCo” around Metro Vancouver, the suburb of Port Coquitlam is located 27 kilometers east of Vancouver where the Fraser and Pitt Rivers converge. It is perhaps no surprise that the place that Terry Fox once called home is still the city in the Lower Mainland that has the most parkland per capita; trails abound to such a degree here that runners need never be bored.

HISTORYIt was in 1859 that the first European settlers began farming alongside Pitt River, but the area that is now know as Port Coquitlam received a real surge in population when the Canadian Pacific Railway moved its freight terminal from Vancouver to New Westminster in 1911. This, combined with its convenient geographical location where the Pitt and Fraser Rivers meet, was one of the main factors leading to Port Coquitlam’s incorporation in 1913.

Once largely farmland, the population of Port Coquitlam had grown slowly but steadily since the first European settlers arrived here in the 1860s and its incorporation as a city. By the end of World War II, there were about 1500 people living in the area, and this number had doubled to 3000 by 1952. By 1960, the population was counted at roughly 8400, and today, Port Coquitlam is a bustling suburb that is home to around 57,000 people.

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See & Do1) RIVERS AND TRAILS FESTIVALPort Coquitlam holds the yearly Rivers and Trails Festival on the last Sunday of September to celebrate its surrounding systems of rivers and trails. Family fun at thie festival includes entertainment, art activities, a salmon release, a river clean up, and children’s stations with opportunities to win prizes. A 10 km guided bike ride from Peace Park to Lions Park along the Traboulay Trail is another festival highlight.

2) MARTHA’S BAKERY AND CAFÉOriginal owners Martha and Bala added a Malaysian twist to the good home cooking of a traditional diner. Their daughter, Melissa, now runs the business with her husband, and this generation is keeping up the tradition of cooking everything from scratch.

3) UNDER THE MOON GIFTSA creative catch-all for those looking for inspired, whimsical gifts. There’s bound to be something here for anyone and everyone. My picks? Hand-tooled leather journals from India and beautiful blown-glass pieces. Many items are manufactured locally.

4) THE BOMBAY RESTAURANTAuthentic Indian cuisine with a good little lunch buffet that keeps locals coming back. If you’re ordering à la carte the pakoras and butter chicken are sure crowd pleasures, but the more adventurous will brave the lamb vindaloo.

5) ASAHI JAPANESE RESTAURANTWonderfully fresh sushi and great prices make for an unbeatable combination at Asahi. Specialty rolls are a little more expensive, but your belly with thank you for the investment.

6) SETTLERS PARKThis sweet park features stunning views of Mount Baker to the South and a lovely pond that a few ducks call home There’s a covered area with picnic tables that can be rented for private functions. Perfect for a child’s birthday or a silver wedding anniversary.

GETTING AROUNDAs Port Coquitlam’s population has grown, it has gradually seen upgrades in its transportation infrastructure. The Pitt River Bridge, a seven-lane cable-stayed bridge, replaced the pre-existing connection to Pitt Meadows in 2009. In 2010, the Coast Meridian Overpass, a four-lane cable stayed bridge, became another means of travelling north to south over the Canadian Pacific Railway Oxford Street rail yard.

These updates, however, are small potatoes compared to what’s to come. When the Evergreen line opens in neighbouring Coquitlam in 2016, commutes from Port Coquitlam will become faster, too. What’s more, the design plans for the Evergreen Line include a short spur at Coquitlam Central Station, in order to allow an extension to Port Coquitlam in the future.

POCO NOWSavvy homeseekers and developers are taking note of this. Charmaine Betcher of Quest Marketing notes that people are choosing to move out here, because “they get more bang

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for their buck here. Th ey’re moving for the lower price point and the accessibility to public transit.” Spring, a boutique collection of 46 units, will be a mere fi ve-minute drive to the West Coast Express, which gets its passengers downtown in only 36 minutes.

Dave Webster, marketing manager at Maclean Homes, tells a similar story, calling the Evergreen Line, “an absolute game-changer in terms of access.” He remarks that Translink’s impending improvements will allow those who work downtown to commute, and that this will make it more convenient for them to buy into Metro Vancouver’s expensive housing market. Maclean Homes’s Salisbury Lanes in Port Coquitlam, a collection of two- and three- bedroom townhomes, start at $399,900, a drop in the bucket compared to what buyers could expect to pay for similar off erings downtown.

Geoff Duyker, senior VP of marketing at MOSAIC Homes, also notes that Port Coquitlam off ers incredible value to home seekers: “It’s a place where fi rst time buyers, young families, can still aff ord to have their housing needs met. It is increasingly becoming a more popular place to live, based on what it off ers and the value. For the price of a studio downtown, a young family can live in a three level townhome in the city of Port Coquitlam.

Not only is PoCo aff ordable, though, Geoff points out, but it also off ers a high quality of life: “Th e city of Port Coquitlam is actually one of the fastest growing cities in the region and was recently ranked the third most livable city in the province of B.C…. ranking ahead of Vancouver.” And projects like MOSAIC’s FREMONT Riverfront District, a masterplanned community that consists of 650 rowhome and apartment residences and is being tagged as “a complete community where people can live, work and play” are bringing density to the area that will likely further bolster the community.

All of these new developments also off er something else that appeals to the savvy modern buyer: a degree of walkability. Future residents at these projects will fi nd that they all have the basic necessities—parks, grocery stores, schools, coff ee shops—within reasonable walking distance. For those who are making the move from renting downtown, this type of convenience is a deal maker.

Spring on Kelly

Fremont Green

Fun Facts » Coast Meridian Road is one of the oldest

streets in the Lower Mainland. » A 25 km (16 mi) hiking and biking trail,

known as the Traboulay PoCo Trail, completely surrounds the city.

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» by JORGE & ALISA ARAGON

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Looking at buying a home? HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU START SHOPPING.

There are many people that get a sense of pride and freedom when they become homeowners which can’t be matched by renting. When you own your own home, you are not restricted by your landlord’s rules, and your mortgage payments are going towards building equity.

Buying a home is a big step. Here are some things to consider in advance.

» How long you will be live there. The transaction costs of buying a house that you have to take into consideration that include legal fees, appraisals (if required), inspection fees, moving expenses, etc. If you don’t plan to live in your new home for at least 3-5 years, you may not gain enough equity to make selling worthwhile. In that case, you are probably better off not buying in the first place.

» How much house you need. Buying a cheaper, smaller house can end up costing you extra if you have to sell right away due to a growing family. On the other hand, buying more house than you need incurs extra maintenance, energy and tax costs.

» Enhance your credit rating. The higher your credit score, the lower your mortgage rate will be. If needed, spend some time working on improving your credit. Check your credit report and correct any errors, don’t apply for any new credit, stay well below credit limits and pay your bills on time.

» Remember closing costs. While you are saving your down payment, save for closing costs too. The lender will require you to have at least 1.5% of the purchase price for closing costs.

» Test out what you can afford. Talk to a Mortgage Expert to analyze your situation in advance. We will give you an idea on how much house and monthly payments you can afford. To test how comfortable those payments will be, start saving that amount every month (less what you are paying now in rent). Not only will that simulate ownership, it also helps you save for a down payment!

» Get pre-approved. This is really the first step in the home buying process. Talk to a Mortgage Expert to get you pre-approve for a mortgage. We have access to multiple lenders, options and will only use one credit report. The pre-approval tells you exactly how much you can spend before you start looking for your new home.

» Use a Real Estate Agent. Using a Real Estate Agent can help focus your search, find the right home, save time and protect your interests. There’s no cost to the buyer to use their services.

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BURNABY

A1. Rivers Walk809 S Dyke Road(at Wood Street)Queensbourough604-533-3575

A2. Highland Park6088 Beresford St. 604-671-5565

A3. Thurston Street3748 Thurston St604-563-7001

A4. Lift 9350 University High St604-320-3386

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A2. Modern Estates7411 Moffatt Road604.788.8833

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B1. Tsawwassen Shores604-943-6677

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Myron’s MuseA NATURAL PLACE TO CALL HOME» by JANINE MACKIE

A short drive from Maple Ridge’s town centre is a pristine neighbourhood locals know as Silver Valley. Its proximity to Golden Ears Park makes it a popular recreation area. Fly � shermen visit its rivers and creeks abundant with salmon, � tness enthusiasts run and bike its forest and hillside trails, and deer and horses are apt to cross your path.

With over 10,000 new residents anticipated to settle here over the next few years, much planning has taken place to ensure that the elements that make it so desirable will be preserved, protected and even celebrated.

GR AND OPENING SATURDAY APRIL 11TH, 1-6 PMMyron’s Muse — an enclave of 69 two- and three-bedroom townhomes just past 236th St. on 132nd Ave. is among the � rst new developments to break ground recently in Silver Valley.

Grand Opening festivities are set for Saturday April 11th, when the new showhome opens. � e 1,766 square foot “H” plan features a double side-by-side garage, basement games room, a traditional main � oor with family room o� the kitchen and a formal living and dining room, plus three-bedrooms upstairs including the master suite with walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath.

“We have a waiting list of people who are excited to see the � nished showhome,” says sales manager Dan Skalnik with Coldwell Banker.

Homes now available in Phase One range from 1,387 to 2,101 square

feet. “You de� nitely get more home for your dollar here, and homebuyers love the area’s natural beauty.”

CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND AND COMMUNITY GARDENSDesigned by local architect Wayne Stephen Bissky, the homes have a welcoming heritage appearance with shingled siding, stone accents and large windows. � e developer favoured liveability over density, making for more spacious � oor plans with larger rooms, more kitchen cupboards and counter space, wider stairways, laundry on bedroom level and powder room on main � oor. Residents even have their own playground and raised garden beds for herbs, veggies and � owers.

Inside there’s wide plank � ooring and a gourmet kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, glass tile backsplashes and elegant quartz breakfast bar.

Living comes naturally at Myron’s Muse. Learn more at myronsmuse.com or call 604-380-1801. Grand Opening April 11 with showhome open � ursday through Sunday 1 to 6 p.m. at 23651 - 132nd Ave. in Maple Ridge.

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Montgomery AcresCREEKSIDE HERITAGE LIVING» by SUSAN M BOYCE

Quick: think fresh air, forested outlooks and single-family homes with elegant finishings, plus space for living life well. Now say hello to Montgomery Acres in Maple Ridge’s historic Kanaka neighbourhood.

“Early buyers tell us they love the quiet, rural setting,” says Ryan Connolly, Epic Homes’ general manager. “And our second phase will introduce a whole new selection of homes backing onto protected greenbelt — meaning they’ll be even more peaceful and private.”

Many will also be larger — more than 3,700 square feet over three floors in the newly released Homestead J plan. “This is our most spacious home to date and is designed specifically for the larger lots available only in this phase,” Ryan says, adding that the first J plan is already well under construction.

Also new for phase two is the Hampstead I plan, a spacious master-on-the-main home that’s already turning heads. “This home is a direct response to consumer demand,” Ryan says. “It’s smart, forward thinking design that works for today’s active lifestyles.”

Inside, all Montgomery Acres homes are filled with a meticulous attention to detail that make the difference: 10-foot ceilings on the main level, gourmet kitchens that remind me of a French country manor house, and

ensuites that boast a style of soaker tub I’ve never seen before — a contemporary interpretation of the traditional freestanding claw-foot, but wider and without the claw. And yes, that’s a tease —meaning you really have to see this for yourself.

ENVIRONMENTAL SAV V YSurround by trees on two sides, including ALR agricultural land to the north, Montgomery Acres also takes a stand on environmental stewardship. “To protect the creek that runs along the south edge of the property we’re building an eco-pond that will naturally filter storm water runoff before it goes back into the stream,” Ryan explains. “Once we’re finished construction, we’ll build a landscaped rain garden over top, so not only will it protect the salmon, it will become a beautiful community amenity.”

EVOLVING NEIGHBOURHOODBefore I leave, Ryan has one final piece of news. “Construction is now underway on a new village retail area just down the road at 240th Street and 112th Avenue. We’re hoping for a grocery store, and probably a neighbourhood coffee shop will soon be just a short stroll away.” A latté on the way to work or fresh cut flowers on the way home — bonus.

Montgomery Acres offers three- and four-bedroom homes priced from $534,980. Presentation centre and showhomes are open noon to 5 p.m. daily except Fridays at 24405 – 112 Avenue in Maple Ridge. For more information visit montgomeryacres.com or call 604.477.2959.

These homes are smart, forward thinking design that works for today’s active lifestyles. — Ryan Connolly

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ABBOTSFORD Abacus Uptown LR 604-309-7155 From $109,900 inc net GSTBrighton TH 604 607-7801 From $269,900 Cedar Landing TH 604-850-5040 Fr. 274,900 inc net GSTEagle Estates SF 604-859-3141 From $599,900 Eagles Gate SF 604-309-7729 From $373,500Falcon Ridge SF 604-309-0540 From $789,000Foxwood SF 604-850-5040 From $524,900 Hudson’s Loft 2 LR 604-864-8948 CallLift LR 604-557-1047 CallLuna TH 778-895-5862 From $289,900 Waterleaf LR 604-850-3694 From $179,000

BURNABY Aldynne on the Park HR 604-451-9517 From $467,900 Altitude HR 604-456-8883 From mid $200sAviara HR 604-291-9130 CallBrentwood HR 604-563-8386 From $299,900 Britton TH 604-293-1818 From $539,900Casa d’oro TH 604-436-1100 From $499,900CentreBlock at Univercity HR libertyhomes.ca CallGold House HR goldhouseliving.com Coming SoonHighland Park Metrotown TH 604-671-5565 CallLift LR/TH 604-320-3386 CallMadison LR 604-299-1996 Coming SoonMet 1, The HR 604-899-8800 From $349,800Met 2, The HR 604-899-8800 Coming SoonMetro One LR 604-435-9477 CallMetro Two LR 604-435-9477 From $439,900Metroplace HR 604-435-8866 CallModello HR 604-456-0688 From $389,900Novella MR 604-536-5777 CallOakTerra LR 604-431-6033 Call Paddington Mews TH 604-438-9922 From $334,900Redbrick LR 604-527-7955 From Mid $200sSilver HR 604-435-8866 CallStation Square HR 604-438-1113 CallStorybrook LR 604-528-8906 From Low $300’sSubora LR 604-807-4353 From $279,900Thurston TH 604-563-7001 CallTrio LR 604-218-3338 From $249,900

CHILLIWACK / SARDIS Camden at The Falls SF www.livethefalls.com From $389,900Centre Field TH 604-795-6938 From $242,900 Englewood Village SF 604-534-5079 From $249,900 Garrison Crossing SF/LR/TH 604-824-5062 Call Heron’s Landing 604-858-7179 From $269,900Jinkerson Vistas SF 1-877-858-2408 From $399,900 La Cason LR 1-800-830-7175 From $184,900 Radius LR 604-991-5151 From $149,900River Walk TH 604-991-1777 From $259,900 Seasons at Cedar Sky TH 604-991-8250 From $449,900 Summit Residences, The SF 604-824-6473 From $508,000 Townsend Terrace TH 1-800-830-7175 From $242,900

COQUITLAM 1123 Westwood HR 604-472-1123 CallAmberleigh SF 604-514-4359 Coming SoonAustin HR 604-931-0302 From low $200’sBlack+Whites TH 604-998 8998 From Low $500’s Bloom LR/TH 604-939-8808 From $264,000Bradley House LR 604-942-8416 From $324,900Burke Mountain Heights SF 778-285-6299 Call Charland LR 604-492-3388 CallComo LR 604-939-0018 From $208,800Crown HR 604-939-8868 From $280,000Evergreen HR 604-942-2672 From $284,900Foster Ave Rowhomes TH intracorp.ca Coming SoonGrand Central 2 HR 604-936-1888 From $309,900 Hazel LR 604-937-2599 From $220,500 Kingston SF 604-514-4359 Coming SoonMackin Park LR 604-939-8874 From $219,900Nest TH 604-492-4123 Call

Novella MR 604-563-5777 CallOasis HR 604-464-2701 Call Regan’s Walk LR 604-492-0222 From $259,900Riley TH 604-468-7688 From $349,900Secret Ridge DP secretridge.ca Coming SoonSomerton SF 604-469-8581 From $699,900 Sterling SF 604-464-2260 From $689,900The Windsor HR 604-941-8305 From $339,900Uptown2 HR 604-939-2677 From $278,900

DELTA NORTH DELTA Delta Rise HR 604-594-7473 From $189,900 Kaleido TH 604-590-8818 From $389,900South Pointe SF 604-584-2908 From $699,900 TSAWWASSEN Brio LR 604-943-8811 Call Tsawwassen Heights SF 604-271-7288 Call Tsawwassen Shores SF 604-943-6677 From $499,900 Tsawwassen Springs SF/LR 604-948-HOME Call

LANGLEY Athenry Gate LR 604-882-8857 From $137,500Arcadia TH 04-513-9090 From $279,900Elements LR 604-533-7718 From $199,900 Exchange TH 604-535-8587 Coming SoonEvergreen North Yorkson SF 604-648-8956 From $675,000 inc GSTFocal Point LR 604-377-7000 Coming Soon Keaton TH 604-882-3733 Call for InfoKensington LR 604-427-3311 From $199,900Lotus Living TH 604-831-0800 Coming SoonMarquee TH 604-427-3550 From $268,900Mission Green 604-871-4288 From $314,900Parkside RH 604-648-9428 From $480,000Serenity TH 604-371-1538 Call for InfoSummerhill TH 604-418-7072 From $379,900Varsity LR 604-539-2200 From $139,900York TH 604-534-9495 Call York by Mosaic TH 604-882-6758 CallYorkson Creek LR yorksoncreek.com From $179,900Yorkson South SF 778-785-1673 From $440,000

MAPLE RIDGE 223 North LR 604-463-0588 From $174,900Albion Station TH 604-351-3261 From $254,900Cliffstone SF 604-380-0045 CallEdge on Edge LR 604-466-8783 From $149,900Grant Hill Estates SF 604-230-3935 Call Jackson Park SF 604-805-4668 From $419,900Jackson Ridge SF 604-351-3261 Call Mainstone Creek SF 604-463-5000 Call Maple Heights TH 604-380-1215 Coming SoonMeadows Pointe LR 604-522-8970 From $189,900Montgomery Acres SF 604-477-2959 From $534,980Myron’s Muse TH 604-380-1801 CallParc Vue LR 604-467-8884 CallPointe, The SF 604-999-2452 From $489,900River’s Edge LR 604-318-5254 From $174,900 Robertson Heights SF 604-380-4708 From $459,900 Signature at Falcon Centre LR 604-477-1500 CallSpencer’s Green SF 778-846-3200 From $528,900Station One LR 778-878-1347 Call Summit at Grant Hill SF 604-405-4437 From $769,900 inc gstThe Terraces TH 604-351-3261 From $369,900Two Birds TH 604-467-7000 Call Village Green TH 604-476-2292 From $279,900Village Walk SF 604-465-6524 Call Wellington Station LR 604-380-0300 From $189,000 Wynnridge SF 604-466-6388 Call

MISSION / HARRISON Horizons TH 1-888-826-1177 From $319,800

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NEW WESTMINSTER 258 on Sixth HR 604-377-9630 CallAlexander Walk TH 604-779-1292 From $349,900 Canoe TH aragon.ca Now SellingDominion MR 604-525-8980 CallElliot St HR 604-524-8080 CallEnglish Mews TH 604-517-1688 CallGlass House Lofts LR 604-520-9890 CallLookout at Victoria Hill, The LR 604-523-0733 CallNorthbank HR 604-523-0081 From $249,900 Parkside at Victoria Hill HR 604-523-0733 CallRivers Walk TH 604-533-3575 From $469,900The Sapperton at Brewery District HR 604-694-1188 Coming SoonThompson Landing SF 604-520-3226 From $476,900 Trapp & Holbrook HR 604-525-0223 From $299,900NORTH VANCOUVER 15 West HR 604-980-9949 From $539,900221 East 3rd LR Coming SoonAnchor, The LR 604-988-8800 From Mid $300’s Atrium at the Pier MR/TH 604-983-9065 CallCanyon Springs LR 604-973-0298 From $429,900Capstone MR 604-929-8870 Call CentreView HR 604-998-8540 Call Destiny 2 LR 604-929-1915 From $259,900Drive, The LR 604-986-8138 Call Heywood on the Park LR 604-985-0003 From $269,900Latitudes TH 604-435-9477 From $469,900Local on Lonsdale HR/LR/TH 604-998-0219 Call Loden Green TH 604-988-0022 From $599,900Maplewood North LR 604-727-1594 From $378,900Mill House LR 604.986.0007 From $299,900Northlands LR/TH 604-800-2120 CallParkgate TH texorhomes.com Coming soonPinnacle Residences at the Pier MR 604-983-9065 CallRemix LR 604-924-4488 CallTatlow LR [email protected] Coming Soon The Ave Boutique Res. LR 778-985-4676 CallTrophy at the Pier MR/TH 604-983-9065 From $509,900 Seylynn Village HR 604-980-5000 CallShore, The LR 604-980-0016 From low $200’sx61 LR 604-988-8856 Coming SoonWest Quay MR 604-988-8856 From $419,900PITT MEADOWS Cedar Downs LR 778-846-3200 From $194,900Homes at Brogden Brown TH 604-761-6806 Coming SoonLiv42 LR 604-460-6601 From $134,900

PORT COQUITLAM Altura LR 604-552-5887 From $219,900 Amanti LR 604-475-3220 From $179,900Carmandy LR 604-435-9477 From $209,900 Fremont Indigo TH 604-552-0319 CallFremont Green South LR 604-468-0084 CallLa Via LR 604-475-5100 From $169,900Orchid LR 604-866-4206 From $149,900Prima Residences LR 604-945-3999 From $219,900Salisbury Lane TH 604-475-1172 Coming SoonShaughnessy, The HR 604-468-8252 Call South Verde LR 604-468-8640 Call Valorie on the Park LR 604-464-4764 From $246,900PORT MOODY Residences, The HR 604-552-0552 Call Station, The TH 604-492-3338 CallThe Strand LR Coming Soon

RICHMOND Alexandra Court LR 604-278-5809 From $334,900Alfa HR 604-276-2532 CallAvanti LR/HR 604-276-9186 CallCadence HR 604-276-8683 Call Concord Gardens HR 604-233-7748 From $300,000’sEmpire Living TH 604-244-9622 Call

Gardens, The LR 604 271 3331 From $384,900Grand, The HR 604 278 3880 CallHarmony HR 604-278-3939 From $489,800Kenstone Gate TH 604-218-3338 From $529,900Kingston Gate TH 604-760-6024 CallLivia TH 604-364-2159 CallMandarin Walk LR/TH 604-278-0808 CallModern Estates TH 604-788-8833 CallMonet HR 604-233-7748 From $300,000’sElle HR 604-273-1313 From low $300’sOpal at Richmond Centre HR 604-303-7575 From $464,900 Ora HR 604-278-8838 Call Orchid by Beedie HR [email protected] Coming SoonPinnacle Lilving at Capstan HR/MR/TH 604-303-0148 From $299,900Pier, The LR 604-274-7326 CallRiga TH 604-715-1250 CallRiva MR 604-278-8825 CallRiver Inlet MR/TH 604-233-2633 CallRiver Park Place HR 604-282-7838 CallRiverSky HR 604-522-2583 Coming SoonSaffron LR 604-270-2482 Call Tempo HR 604-276-8885 From $283,900 Vogue TH 604-715-1250 CallWestminster Terrace TH 604-204-1077 Call

SQUAMISH / WHISTLER Elaho TH 604-898-2232 Coming Soon Ocean Crest SF 604-896-2235 From $1,298,000 Ravens Plateau SF 1-888-852-7575 Call Aqua TH/LR 1-877-344-5566 From $239,000 University Heights LR 1-888-852-7575 Call

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SURREY3 Civic Plaza HR 604-951-3331 CallAshbury Hill TH 604-953-1211 Starting at $279,900 Ascend LR 604-596-2202 From $170’sBalance LR tiensher.com Coming SoonBlackberry Walk TH 604-501-6119 Call Boardwalk TH 604.506.1852 From $341,900 Brixton TH 604-503-0483 From $294,900Brookside TH 604-372-2071 From $279,900Canvas TH 604-598-8873 CallClayton Market Village Rowhomes RH 604-574-5735 CallConnect LR 778-395-1886 From $118,800 Esplanade at Waterstone LR 604-530-5399 From $219,900Eton TH 604-953-0833 Starting at $341,900 Evolve HR 604-497-0102 From $93,900Evoque TH 604-502-9096 Coming SoonFusion TH 778-578-9779 From $344,900G3 Residences HR 604-453-6688 CallGuildford Greens TH 604-307-0400 From $349,900Guildford The Great TH 778-293-2222 Coming SoonHeights TH 604-618-6175 Coming Soon Highcrest TH 604-584-7273 Fr. $345,900Highlands SF 778-565-7768 Call for InfoHorizons SF 778-565-7768 Call for InfoHyde Park TH 604-506-1852 CallJoi Living TH 604-574-8888 From $339,000Kendra TH 604-590-9122 From $329,900Lingo LR 604-727-5478 From $159,900Madison TH 604-543-6262 From $323,000Manarola LR 604-800-9255 From $214,900 inc GSTThe Maple TH 604-720-7478 CallOliver’s Lane SF 604-543-3868 From $489,900 One 44 TH 604-503-6402 From $298,500Panorama Station TH 604-372-2275 From $364,800Panorama Woods TH 778-593-9954 From $314,900Park Avenue West HR 604-583-9866 From $250’sPark Place Village TH 604-617-7763 From $359,000Quattro 3 LR 604-581-8000 From $159,900

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Redwood TH 604-503-6929 Call for Info Rockwoods, The TH 604-503-1188 From Low $300’sSilverwood TH silverwoodliving.com From Low $300’sTeo TH 604-288-8981 From Low $300’sVerve LR 604-588-3783 From $160’sThe Walks TH 604-440-8070 CallUniversity District HR 604-588-5795 From $221,900 Wave HR 604-951-9283 CallWynd HR 604-951-9283 From $199,900Zen TH 604-355-0166 CallCLOVERDALE Residences at Clayton Heights TH 604-723-4497 Coming SoonThe Grove TH 604-533-6968 From low $270’sMacKenzie Estates TH 604-538-2125 From $349,900One92 LR/TH 604-576-1772 From $199,900South Creek SF 604.372.0388 CallUptown Clayton Village TH 778-574-0146 From $329,900 VANCOUVER & AREADOWNTOWN 999 Seymour HR 604-879-9996 From $345,900Addition HR 604-338-5233 CallBurrard Gateway HR burrardgateway.ca Coming SoonEventide LR 604-783-1044 Coming Soon Fairmont Pacific Rim Estates HR 604-781-4303 CallFairmont Pacific Rim Estates HR 604-620-6692 From $349,900 Keefer 188 LR 604-620-2018 From $239,900Keefer Block LR 604-682-8813 From $269,900Mark, The HR 604-687-4353 Call Modern HR 604-879-2010 From $465,900One Pacific HR 604-899-8800 From $300’sPacific Pt HR 604-685-0855 From $349,900Private Residences at Hotel Georgia, The HR 604-682-8107 CallSapphire, The HR 604-876-9222 From $685,000Tate Downtown HR 604-568-8283 From $268,000Vancouver House HR 604-893-8958 Call EAST SIDE 238 W Broadway LR 238westbroadway.ca CallBohème LR 604-569-3388 From $227,900Bold on Fraser LR 604-264-6707Brock East LR 604-715-6060 Starting at $299,900Charm LR 604-330-8838 From $266,900 Cordovan LR cordovan.ca Coming SoonFocal LR 604-563-6777 Coming SoonFrancis TH 604-330-8848 CallThe Independent at Main independentatmain.ca Coming SoonGem, The LR liveatthegem.com Coming SoonGrandview Cascades TH grandviewcascades.com Coming SoonJade LR 604-338-5233 CallKensington Gardens LR 604-620-7886 CallKillarney Ridge RH/DP 604-961-2861 Coming SoonKillarney Ridge SF Killarneyridge.ca Coming SoonLocal LR 604-688-5527 From $349,900Main Street LR 604-877-1116 From $339,900Marquee on the Drive LR 604-559-2011 $329,900Mercer by Cressey LR 604-879-6400 CallOxford, The LR 604-779-0091 Starting at $239,900 Oxford LR 604-779-0091 CallRiver District LR 604-879-8830 Coming SoonRhythm MR 603-437-5315 From $409,900Skyway HR 604-436-1100 CallStrathcona Gardens TH 604-328-9940 CallTriumph TH 604-563-6200 CallView 388 LR 604-330-8838 From $219,900The Heatley at Strathcona Village MR 604-683-0900 From $199,900Vya MR 604-559-1070 From $239,999Wall Centre Central Park HR 604-874-9232 From $299,900Woodshire TH 604-719-1700 From $420,900Wohlstein MR 604-558-0899 From $240,000WEST SIDE 41West MR 41westliving.com Coming Soon 5555 Dunbar LR 604-568-7551 From $349,9006th & Yukon LR cressey.ca Coming SoonW10th & Maple MR/TH 604-239-2080 From $429,900 Alder Crossing TH/Studios 604-600-5405 From $290,000Aperture LR/TH 778-616-7008 From $$450Arbutus Ridge MR 604-738-0001 CallBennington House TH 604-558-1907 Coming Soon Binning Tower HR 604-646-1111 From $499,900Block 100 HR 604-682-8801 Call

Boulevard MR 604-685-5778 From $367,400Cambie & 7th HR/TH 604-568-5060 CallCambie Star MR cambiestar.com Coming SoonCambria LR 604-325-2216 Call Canvas MR 604-875-8508 Call Central HR 604-662-3373 Call Citti MR 604-880-6880 CallElizabeth LR 604-687-8800 Coming SoonEmpire at QE Park LR 604-568-5060 Call Granville at 70th HR 604-687-2298 CallKerrisdale Gardens MR 604-559-9848 From $540,900Lido HR 604-872-2672 From $513,900Livingstone House LH/TH 604-998-8988 From $469,900MC2 HR 604-638-9998 CallMeccanica MR 604-876-8819 From $349,900Midtown LR 604-563-3330 Call Monarch MR 604-568-6883 From $439,900Northwest HR 604-325-5151 CallOak TH 604-418-6809 Starting at $749,800One, The MR/HR 604-874-8368 From $349,900Opsal HR 604-876-7332 CallParc Elise MR/TH 604-336-6380 From $290,900Pinnacle Living at False Creek MR 604-874-8368 From $369,900 Pinnacle Living Broadway MR 604-739-2080 From $399,900 Prodigy MR 604-221-8878 From high $300s Q16 TH 604-263-8090 CallRadius LR 604-731-5522 CallShannon Wall Centre Kerrisdale LR 604-267-8882 CallSixth & Steel TH sixthandwillow.com Coming SoonSixth and Willow TH 604-336-2800 CallSota HR 604-671-1025 From 2.5 millionThe Spot MR 604-568-6886The Laureates HR 604-221-4450 CallThe Ivy LR 604-566-5888 CallTisdale TH 778-846-5990 CallTower Green at West HR 604-707-9378 CallVillage on False Creek, The MR 604-733-2010 From $414,500Vya LR 604-559-1070 From $239,999 TSAWWASSEN Cityhomes at Northgate LR 604-948-2345 CallWEST VANCOUVER 23rd and Bellevue HR cressey.com Coming SoonEvelyn LR 604-922-0330 CallKerrisdale by Cressey LR cressey.com Coming Soon

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