With a wealth of information available, it’s clear that today’s consumer is quite capable when it comes to buying a home. The irony is that too many smart people are still buying homes and having problems. It’s common place to purchase a home and then discover that there’s something wrong with it after the fact. [...]
In September 2011 we were still in a buyers market with over 18,000 active listings in this geographic area serviced by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. By December 1st we had returned squarely into a balanced market with just over 14,000 listings available. We start the New Year with just over 10,400 listings [...]
After three full years from when Jake’s Crossing closed at 2414 St. Johns Street in Port Moody, the new Burrard Hotel is undergoing a “soft opening”. My first impressions are all positive and why I felt compelled to post this. As I walk around Moody Centre (my neighbourhood), it’s always nice to see something that [...]
With a wealth of information available, it’s clear that today’s consumer is quite capable when it comes to buying a home. The irony is that too many smart people are still buying homes and having problems. It’s common place to purchase a home and then discover that there’s something wrong with it after the fact. [...]
Like many others, I’ve been participating in Port Moody 2011 Municipal Election, a Facebook group started by Gregory Cossey of Port Moody. Early on Gregory explained to me that he didn’t have enough information (to make an informed decision) and probably many others probably didn’t either. It’s going to be difficult for many to decide [...]
Since the Tri-City News published this letter, “Has province’s charter failed? on October 5th, I’ve discovered that the annual report issued by Port Moody does not comply to the basic requirements of public accountability required by the Community Charter. The Port Moody website says, “In accordance with the provincial Municipal Charter, Port Moody publishes an [...]
Getting involved in real estate can be overwhelming. Whether you’re buying or selling, there’s always an element of risk. Managing the risks of real estate is a big responsibility and isn’t to be taken lightly.
Real Estate Evolved® is all about preparing you for the challenges of engaging in our ever-changing real estate market. As professionals, John and Grace aim to provide the utmost integrity in all they say and do.
This means properly taking care of you and your real estate needs in the Tri-cities of Coquitlam, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam and the surrounding Metro Vancouver areas.
The buyer beware message of Real Estate Evolved resonates with CBC’s Marketplace coverage:
- New Home Nightmares
- Condo Crunch
- How Not to Get Nailed
How do I avoid buying a leaky condo? Read John’s feature article from Western Condo Living online
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