7 Tips to Keep People and the Bears Safe British Columbia has some of the highest populations of black bears in the world with estimates ranging from 120 to 150 thousand animals. Most of BC is considered “bear country” with bears living in coastal temperate rainforests as well as the dry interior. They are renowned … Read more
Discover Burke Mountain A Thriving Community in Coquitlam Nestled amidst the natural beauty of Coquitlam, British Columbia, Burke Mountain is a burgeoning community that perfectly blends the tranquility of nature with the conveniences of modern living. This rapidly growing neighborhood is becoming a favorite among homebuyers seeking a serene environment, top-notch amenities, and a vibrant … Read more
Navigating Winter: Residential Snow Removal Bylaws in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody Winter in the Tri-Cities brings a magical blanket of snow, transforming the landscape into a winter wonderland. However, with the snow comes the responsibility of keeping sidewalks and driveways clear. In this guide, we’ll explore the residential snow removal bylaws in Coquitlam, … Read more
Sparkling Splendor: A Guide to Christmas Lights in the Tri-Cities The air is filled with a sense of wonder, and the streets come alive with twinkling lights—it’s the most magical time of the year! In the heart of the Greater Vancouver area, the Tri-Cities transform into a winter wonderland, adorned with festive lights that illuminate … Read more
Understanding the Real Estate Housing Market: How New Developments Impact Your Home Value in the Tri-Cities Introduction to the Real Estate Housing Market The dynamics of the Tri-Cities real estate housing market can be complex and intimidating for both seasoned investors and first-time homebuyers. As a crucial segment of the economy, the real estate housing … Read more
Energy Saving Tips and Ideas to Save You Money Inflation and the cost of living are expected to rise dramatically in 2023. Families will have to put out more money for everyday living. Don’t worry, there is hope. One area where you can save some money is in your energy bill. Here are 5 energy … Read more
British Columbia has some of the highest populations of black bears in the world with estimates ranging from 120 to 150 thousand animals. Most of BC is considered “bear country” with bears living in coastal temperate rainforests as well as the dry interior. They are renowned for their acute sense of smell that allows them … Read more
Step-by-Step Home Buying Process If you are new to B.C. or a first-time homebuyer, buying a home can feel like a daunting experience. Over the years, my mentor (John Grasty) and I have developed a step-by-step guide to help simplify this process. 1. Choose a Realtor then Analyze Your Needs/Goals with your Realtor When it … Read more
BC Property Assessment in 2021 While our minds have been clearly occupied with the pandemic and the political events south of the Canadian border, some of you may have been surprised to see the 2021 BC Assessment mail show up in your mailbox this week. If it slipped your mind with so much going on … Read more
Welcome to 1-1141 Eagleridge Drive, in the Eagleridge neighbourhood of Coquitlam. Open House Saturday and Sunday January 25/26 from 2-4 pm When you buy a house, are you buying the house itself or the neighborhood? Or both? This home has a fantastic walk score of 72 in a popular Coquitlam neighbourhood! 1-1141 Eagleridge Drive Come … Read more