The 11-kilometre long Evergreen Extension will bring the entire SkyTrain system up to a total of 79.6 kilometres throughout Metro Vancouver.

The never-ending conversation around the hot Vancouver real estate market makes it difficult for one not to be tempted to participate.

In Metro Vancouver, buying presale is an excellent option for those in the market for a home. Presale allows you to purchase a home prior to it being move-in ready, frequently before construction has begun.

With rumors of the real estate market taking a down turn recently, let’s take a look at what has happened so far in Greater Vancouver as we reach the yearly half way mark. Although many predicted the market would soften in 2016 that has not been the case.

The Federal government has recently announced that $740 million dollars in funding will be granted to British Columbia for transit and of that, $370 million will be going to the Lower Mainland. The funding will be spent on a number of things including:

Situated on the tip of Lulu Island, to the east of Richmond, is the New Westminster neighbourhood of Queensborough. Arguably one of Metro Vancouver’s most rapidly developing areas, Queensborough is set for even more radical change in the coming years.

When you’re purchasing a brand new condo, it’s important to know that there are additional costs to consider in addition to the price of the home.

It seems these days everyone knows someone who has lost out on a home, got outbid, or didn’t act quickly enough. When the market is this active, how do you secure the home you want? Here are a few tips:

As development in Metro Vancouver continues to grow with no signs of stopping, the densification plan goes beyond replacing old buildings with new.

Let your lifestyle priorities guide you when exploring new neighbourhoods to call home.

Life events can trigger the search for a new home which can often mean needing to relocate. With all the new development in Metro Vancouver, new neighbourhoods are being created all the time.