February 2020

Metro Vancouver’s transit situation is relatively straightforward. Sure, we may not have San Francisco’s cable cars or Toronto’s streetcars (except for a brief revival during the 2010 Olympics). Our current system of trains and buses (give or take a SeaBus) gets most of us where we need to be in a reasonably efficient manner.

Struggling to keep your home tidy? Rather than letting clutter build up for the next big cleaning session, consider a more proactive approach to keep your living space organized and clutter-free before things reach a breaking point. It might be time to invest in practical, multi-purpose furniture.

Struggling to keep your home tidy? Rather than letting clutter build up for the next big cleaning session, consider a more proactive approach to keep your living space organized and clutter-free before things reach a breaking point. It might be time to invest in practical, multi-purpose furniture.

As 2020 begins, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) is reporting steady home sales and price activity for Metro Vancouver, though the supply of available homes has seen a decline.

January 2020’s 1,571 sales represent a 42.4% increase over the same time last year.

It’s not all increases, though: when compared to December 2019 (2,016 ho...