Don’t miss this spacious 1 bedroom in the heart of the Main St neighbourhood. Open concept living with a den, AND a solarium/flex space overlooking Sun Hop Park. New flooring in the living room/dining area. Updated vanity in the bathroom. Natural gas on the balcony. Prime location with great shopping, dining, and parks all a short walk away. In fact Shoppers and TD Bank are in the building. ...Read More

  The start of a new year is a great time to delve into your to-do list and start crossing things off before the motivation starts to slip. Your home reno to-do list might look overwhelming and scary but don’t let the unfinished jobs of 2018 haunt you. Follow this checklist so you can prioritize your home renovations. 1. Initial Assessment Clean out anything you don’t need so y...Read More

The 24th REALTORS Care® Blanket Drive is in full swing! Every year REALTORS® from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver collect clothing and other items that can help make the winter a little more comfortable for those that will be spending most of it outside.    Here’s how you can help: Clear your closets. We’re looking for everything from gently used blanke...Read More

CENTURY 21 Canada is the first major real estate company in Canada to announce a marketing partnership with Zillow Group. Zillow is the is the largest real estate search site in the USA.  "We are thrilled to partner with CENTURY 21 Canada and help drive more exposure to their listings," says Errol Samuelson, Zillow Group Chief Industry Development Officer. "We also k...Read More

“An estimated 2% to 3% of the general population suffers from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a type of depression that seems to be related to the amount of sunlight that you are exposed to. An extreme form of the "winter blues," SAD is worst for most people in the fall and winter.”  - Body and Health Canada   1. Host a backyard bonfire Just becau...Read More

You’re familiar with sweater weather, hot chocolate season and the holidays. But this time of year is also the start of storm season. With the cold weather coming in, it is time to start preparing for winter storms and power outages. The best way to avoid a total blackout is to get a backup generator, but you will also need a good stock of supplies to get you through the storm. A s...Read More

Somehow, day in and day out we feel like we are racing against the clock to get everything accomplished. We get home feeling tired and ready to just collapse in front of Netflix and then do it all over again the next day. Finding the perfect work/life balance is doable but it takes a small amount of planning, organizing and prioritizing ahead of time. The reward of extra hours at home to hang out ...Read More

Hold on to your dryer sheets even after they’ve been used, they can work magic around your house! Here are some great uses: Remove the ring inside the toilet Wipe baseboards clean Prevent musty odors in suitcases Repel dust from electrical appliances Buff water spots from mirrors, bathroom/kitchen fixtures and shower doors Freshen drawer ...Read More

Fall comes with a lot of prep work. Somewhere between leaves falling, the temperature dropping and the days getting shorter you’re supposed to create a cozy oasis for holiday guests and, more importantly, to ride out the winter months. Here is an easy to follow to-do list, with life-hacks to help you accomplish it all.   Leaf Clearing If you are blessed with a beautiful leafy tree...Read More

The line between cozy and cliché can be thin when it comes to fall decorations. Many of us want to get into the Halloween spirit, but goblins and ghosts aren’t always the most appealing. The same applies for Thanksgiving-- only so many turkeys and squash can be displayed before it looks like you live in a farmer’s field. Here are 6 tips to keep you on the cozy side of fall. &nbs...Read More