Concert begins massive North Vancouver development
Posted on Feb 20, 2021 in Real Estate
North Harbour spans a third of a mile of waterfront and will include 290,000 square feet of commercial space and more than 900 homes on the 12-acre site.
North Harbour will be the largest North Vancouver development in decades.
The planning began a decade ago and was approved by the city council seven years ago.
Council properties have started its mas...
Matt Gul's listing 1163 Shavington Street, North Vancouver was Recently Listed on the North Shore News Cover
Posted on Oct 27, 2020 in Real Estate
Matt Gul's Listing 1163 Shavington Street was recently listed on the North Shore News Cover.
Below is a video of the beautiful home 1163 Shavington Street, North Vancouver:
It is a truly gorgeous home.
WELCOME to 1163 Shavington Street, a true gem in a truly desirable part of North Vancouver. Substantially custom rebuilt in 2016, this beautiful split...
B.C. home sales climb 43% in August
Posted on Sep 19, 2020 in Real Estate
In August of 2020, B.C. home sales rose slightly over 42 per cent, year-over-year, a massive increase from a poor 2019 market. According to the British Columbia Real Estate Association.
During early spring when COVID-19 b...
Vancouver real estate: home prices rise in August as sales in region top historical average by 20 percent
Posted on Sep 03, 2020 in Real Estate
In the month of August Realtors sold 3,047 homes.
In August of 2019, there were only 2,231 sales, which is a 36.6 per cent increase year-over-year.
However, July of 2020 did have more sales with 3,128 homes sold, which makes August a 2.6 per cent decrease month-by-mon...
Mortgage rates will remain at historic lows until 2022: BMO
Posted on May 15, 2020 in Real Estate
With anxiety mounting throughout March as the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic intensified, Canada’s central bank took swift action to slash interest rates at several points during the month.
The Bank of Canada announced a cut, the cut would focus on the overnight rate, the overnight rate is what influences mortgage rates, and it has reache...
Recreational Docks in The Port of Vancouver
Posted on May 04, 2020 in Real Estate
For any citizen of the north shore, you will definitely be seeing recreational docks, especially if you live in a waterfront community. Many of those docks are along the hundreds of kilometers of shoreline with the federally-controlled Port of Vancouver. Therefore all of these docks require the approval o...