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REAL ESTATE WEEKLY GO TO REW.CA /NEWS TO READ THESE STORIES AND MUCH MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS AND ADVICE Spring Market Heats Up Early as Vancouver and Fraser Valley Home Sales Soar What You Need to Know About Getting Financing for a Presale Home New Columnist Michael Geller: Why Donʼt They Build Small Houses Anymore? S ince its inception in 1985, the Real Estate Foundation of BC (REFBC) has dispersed over $69 million in grants to non- profit and charitable organizations, post-secondary institutions, First Nation groups, and other entities that demonstrate innovation and leadership in the built environ- ment, sustainable food systems and freshwater management. Yet most people have never heard of it. REW.ca chatted with Jack Wong, the foundation’s CEO, about how REFBC works to create a more sustainable future for all British Columbians. Q: You provided 50 grants total- Q: You provided 50 grants total- ling well over $4 million in 2014 ling well over $4 million in 2014 alone, yet you do no fundraising. alone, yet you do no fundraising. Where does the money come from? Where does the money come from? A: A: When a property is sold any- where in BC – whether it’s a condo, house, mall, or a piece of industrial land – the deposit is held in the Realtor’s brokerage trust account until closing. At any given point in time, that could add up to hun- dreds of millions of dollars just sitting in a bank. People often think Realtors receive the interest on those funds, but that was never the case. Prior to 1985, financial institutions sim- ply kept it – free money for them. Since REFBC was created, that interest comes to the foundation as our only source of income. Q: You typically receive 150-plus Q: You typically receive 150-plus grant applications per year. How grant applications per year. How does REFBC decide which to fund? does REFBC decide which to fund? A: A: Projects must show leader- ship in land use stewardship and the ability to change the way peo- ple live. They must have longev- ity, and they must be replicable – meaning a model developed in Vancouver could be used in Prince George or Vancouver Island. There has to be a clear need for the solu- tion so we’re not funding research with no long-term purpose. Our adjudication process is extremely proactive. We don’t just write a cheque if there are enough boxes checked off. We go on the road and talk to the people involved in every project we are considering. It’s the only way to gain a deep understanding of all the issues. Q: What are some recent exam- Q: What are some recent exam- ples of projects you’ve funded? ples of projects you’ve funded? A: A: In 2013, we gave a $45,000 grant to Atira Women’s Resource Society. Their vision was to build a three-storey residence for mar- ginalized women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside out of discard- ed shipping containers. Ultimately, Atria House won numerous awards and there are plans for a second, larger residence. But more impor- tantly, when I talked to the women who live there, many were in tears. One told me she would have been dead without this opportunity. Another is our five-year com- mitment to fund an adjunct pro- fessorship at UBC’s Indigenous Community Planning Program. The grant allows graduate students to visit First Nations communities and expe- rience the cultural dif- ferences that must be taken into account when planning them. For non- aboriginal students, it’s an eye opener. Q: What is REFBC’s Q: What is REFBC’s involvement with the involvement with the Sole Foods Farms beside Sole Foods Farms beside Concord Pacific’s down- Concord Pacific’s down- town presentation centre? town presentation centre? A: A: This is an exciting, truly win-win scenario. While the developer is waiting to build on what’s currently a parking lot, the City gives them a break on property tax if they allow Sole Foods to use it for urban agriculture. It is a business enterprise that incorporates commercial farming practices, provides employment and a sense of self-worth to local Downtown Eastside residents, and not only supplies high-end res- taurants like Hawkesworth but also donates produce to local meal programs. More information about REFBC is found at refbc.com. Ever wondered where the interest on your home deposit goes? To a great cause, as revealed by this Q&A with Jack Wong, CEO of the Real Estate Foundation of BC Invested Interest BURNABY NEW WESTMINSTER FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2015 info@rew.ca • 604-435-7977 Looking to BUY or SELL a home? To assist you in making the best decisions, a professional Realtor can provide the most up to date information on the real estate market, price, financing and comparative properties in your area. Find your EXPERT Real Estate professional right here in REW.ca!

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R E A L E S T A T E W E E K L Y

GO TOREW.CA /NEWS

TO READ THESE STORIESAND MUCH MORE REAL ESTATE

NEWS AND ADVICE

Spring Market Heats Up Early as Vancouver and Fraser Valley Home Sales Soar

What You Need to Know About Getting Financing for

a Presale Home

New Columnist Michael Geller: Why Donʼt They Build Small

Houses Anymore?

Since its inception in 1985,

the Real Estate Foundation

of BC (REFBC) has dispersed

over $69 million in grants to non-

profi t and charitable organizations,

post-secondary institutions, First

Nation groups, and other entities

that demonstrate innovation and

leadership in the built environ-

ment, sustainable food systems

and freshwater management. Yet

most people have never heard of it.

REW.ca chatted with Jack Wong,

the foundation’s CEO, about how

REFBC works to create a more

sustainable future for all British

Columbians.

Q: You provided 50 grants total-Q: You provided 50 grants total-ling well over $4 million in 2014 ling well over $4 million in 2014 alone, yet you do no fundraising. alone, yet you do no fundraising. Where does the money come from?Where does the money come from?

A:A: When a property is sold any-

where in BC – whether it’s a condo,

house, mall, or a piece of industrial

land – the deposit is held in the

Realtor’s brokerage trust account

until closing. At any given point

in time, that could add up to hun-

dreds of millions of dollars just

sitting in a bank.

People often think Realtors

receive the interest on those funds,

but that was never the case. Prior

to 1985, fi nancial institutions sim-

ply kept it – free money for them.

Since REFBC was created, that

interest comes to the foundation

as our only source of income.

Q: You typically receive 150-plus Q: You typically receive 150-plus grant applications per year. How grant applications per year. How does REFBC decide which to fund?does REFBC decide which to fund?

A:A: Projects must show leader-

ship in land use stewardship and

the ability to change the way peo-

ple live. They must have longev-

ity, and they must be replicable

– meaning a model developed in

Vancouver could be used in Prince

George or Vancouver Island. There

has to be a clear need for the solu-

tion so we’re not funding research

with no long-term purpose.

Our adjudication process is

extremely proactive. We don’t

just write a cheque if there are

enough boxes checked off . We go

on the road and talk to the people

involved in every project we are

considering. It’s the only way to

gain a deep understanding of all

the issues.

Q: What are some recent exam-Q: What are some recent exam-ples of projects you’ve funded?ples of projects you’ve funded?

A: A: In 2013, we gave a $45,000

grant to Atira Women’s Resource

Society. Their vision was to build

a three-storey residence for mar-

ginalized women in Vancouver’s

Downtown Eastside out of discard-

ed shipping containers. Ultimately,

Atria House won numerous awards

and there are plans for a second,

larger residence. But more impor-

tantly, when I talked to the women

who live there, many were in tears.

One told me she would have been

dead without this opportunity.

Another is our fi ve-year com-

mitment to fund an adjunct pro-

fessorship at UBC’s Indigenous

Community Planning Program. The

grant allows graduate students

to visit First Nations

communities and expe-

rience the cultural dif-

ferences that must be

taken into account when

planning them. For non-

aboriginal students, it’s

an eye opener.

Q: What is REFBC’s Q: What is REFBC’s involvement with the involvement with the Sole Foods Farms beside Sole Foods Farms beside Concord Pacifi c’s down-Concord Pacifi c’s down-town presentation centre? town presentation centre?

A:A: This is an exciting,

truly win-win scenario.

While the developer is

waiting to build on what’s

currently a parking lot, the

City gives them a break on

property tax if they allow

Sole Foods to use it for

urban agriculture. It is a

business enterprise that

incorporates commercial

farming practices, provides

employment and a sense of

self-worth to local Downtown

Eastside residents, and not

only supplies high-end res-

taurants like Hawkesworth

but also donates produce to

local meal programs.

More information about REFBC is found at refbc.com.

Ever wondered where the interest on your home deposit goes? To a great cause, as revealed by this Q&A with Jack Wong, CEO of the Real Estate Foundation of BC

Invested Interest

BURNABY NEW WESTMINSTER FRIDAY, MARCH 13, [email protected] • 604-435-7977

Looking to BUY or SELL a home? To assist you in making the best decisions,

a professional Realtor can provide the most

up to date information on the real estate

market, price, fi nancing and comparative

properties in your area.

Find your EXPERT Real Estate professional right here in REW.ca!

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1051 Ewson St, White RockBeautiful Three Year old home in heart of White Rock. Water and Mountain views from Main and Upper levels. High end Kitchen with Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, Hard-wood fl ooring throughout the home. Enjoy the natural lighting throughout the Upper level. Main fl oor has master bedroom plus three other bedrooms all with ensuite washrooms, and a Den for offi ce work. Basement has two Bedroom legal suite with good rental income. Barbeque on a huge open deck with ocean views in the back. Close to Peace Arch Elementary and Earl Marriott High school. Shopping and Beach closeby. Seller will look at trade options.

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OPPORTUNITY to own this FULL-DAY CHILDCARE CENTRE business & property in the most DESIRABLE LOCATION in PORT COQUITLAM. This 1997 built 5329 sq ̓ LIVE/WORK 3-LEVEL FAMILY HOME/SCHOOL includes 1639 sqʼ+/- upstairs living quarters & a SUCCESSFUL PRE-SCHOOL & BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL care programs business is on a 5635 sq ̓ CORNER PROPERTY. Run your childcare business, PAY YOUR OWN MORTGAGE INSTEAD OF RENT!

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UPDATED 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with NEW stainless steel appliances and counter tops in Kitchen & bathrooms, in beautiful West Coquitlam. 10 minute walk to skytrain and Lougheed Mall and nearby Vancouver Golf Club, close to all major amenities, shopping, schools & S.F.U. Perfect for the fi rst time home buyer or for those looking to downsize. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. SHOWS LIKE NEW! #201 - 558 ROCHESTER AVE.Simmy Sandhu 604-897-5880

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868sq.ft. - 2 bed, updated & gorgeous. A well-managed building in a quiet & treeʼd setting. Super nice bathroom, wood fl rs, in-suite laundry, W/B fi replace, 1 pkg stall & tons of storage. Lovely! #102-1690 AUGUSTA AVE.

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6584 Charles StreetRenovated North Burnaby home with view of Metrotown Skyline from all windows on Southside of upper fl oor. Three spacious bedrooms up and 4 more down. Beautiful gourmet kitchen with Cherry Wood cabinets, quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances featuring 6 burner gas stove, two convection ovens and convection micro-wave, larger fridge and Miele dishwasher. Living room has beautiful Cherry Wood fl oors and fi replace with marble surround. Fully renovated main bath with jetted soaker tub with heated back, rain shower as well as hand held shower and granite counter with undermount sink. Both kitchen and main bath have heated fl oors. Air conditioning. Fully fenced backyard with garage off back lane and gated driveway. Charles Street does not have telephone poles in the front – they are located in the lane in the back.

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GARRY DARRED604.729.7049

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2.5 Acres Parcel in Coquitlam with stunning views.Previously approved for 11 lot subdivision.

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ROSEDALE’S ORIGINAL GROCERY STORE51278 - 51296 YALE ROAD

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Rosedaleʼs original Grocery Store 2600 Sq.Ft., includes 1 bedroom living quarters with wash-room. Huge Basement, Adjoining 600 Sq.Ft. Store has separate interior and exterior doors. Includes own washroom. Building presently being operated as Country Store, Spa, Salon and Country Diner. This is a share sale. Attached fenced lot is 39.5ʼ X 101.6. Both titles are Zoned C-2. Building is concrete block with newer roof and updated electrical. Lot is fully fenced. This is a corner property with driveways on two main roads. Still has Grocery store licence and may qualify for B.C.ʼs new Liquor laws. Price has been reduced by $105,000 to only $445,000.This is an exceptional opportunity. Information Package available on open house viewing.

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Renderings, illustrations, floor plans and square footages are approximate and may differ from final product. The Developer reserves the right in its discretion to make changes to the floor plans, project design, appliances, specification and features. This is not an offering for sale, such offering can only be made with a Developer Disclosure Statement. E.&O.E.

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FOR INFORMATION CALL 604.662.8009 (EXT. 250)This is not an offering for sale. Prices exclude taxes. The developer reserves the right to make changes to the pricing, incentives, floor plans and specifications without notice. E. & O.E.

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Kerrisdale has long been one of Vancouver’s most sought-after neighbourhoods to live, work and play in. This tree-lined, quaint enclave has a rich history dating back to 1905.

Considered the crème de la crème of neighbourhoods, this is where Boulevard Private Residences found its home.

“Kerrisdale is noted as an upscale enclave of Westside Vancouver,” says Lily Korstanje

managing director, Magnum Projects. “There is Ivy league cache here because of it’s close proximity to some of Vancouver’s highest rated public and private schools, including Magee, Point Grey, St. George’s, York House, Vancouver College and Little Flower Academy.”

Boulevard in Kerrisdale is a boutique-style, four storey building showcasing an exqui-site collection of 38 Designer Residences, featuring junior, one, two and three bedroom condo-miniums.

“We are 70 per cent sold and we are releasing the remaining 30 per cent of our homes,” adds Korstanje. “There is still a good mix of all suite types available.

Our junior one bedroom is open style studio with built-in Murphy bed, 150 square foot patio, a parking stall and storage space all for $367,900. For that price, a young couple starting out can actually live in Kerrisdale.”

For discerning buyers who are looking for luxury condo living, Boulevard features old world craftsmanship and signature fi n-ishes such as: Oak engineered hardwood fl ooring throughout living space, nine foot ceilings (10’ in the ground level condos), plush wool-blend carpeting in bedrooms and Zen-inspired bath-rooms with frameless glass show-ers.

“Our patios range from 150 to 400 square feet of extra living space, making it a perfect exten-sion of your home … where do you get that downtown?,” asks Korstanje.

The kitchens are guaranteed to wow even a celebrated chef. Everything you dream of is here: choice of soft-close cabinetry in white high gloss, white oak or natural oak, Caesarstone coun-tertops with a 1½” square edge fi nish, ceramic tile backsplash, Franke single bowl undermount

stainless steel sink with a Hansgrohe polished chrome fau-cet, pullout spray, and garbura-tor and an Energy Star Fisher & Paykel stainless steel appliance package.

The private bedrooms are an oasis of luxury with its plush car-peting, large walk-in closets and marble-tiled master ensuite.

As one of the most distin-guished neighbourhoods in Vancouver, you will fi nd plenty of amenities including transit and recreational opportunities, all within easy walking or driv-ing distance. Boutique shops and cafes, easy access to UBC and transit are just a few of the rea-sons why you want to own at Boulevard.

These gorgeous homes come to you from the highly respected Redekop Group of Companies, a builder with more than 25 years of quality workmanship.

“In pre-sale you want a builder you can trust,” says Korstanje, adding they built the upscale Crescent West townhomes in UBC and Kitswest in Kitsilano.

“Redekop is renowned as a builder with integrity. Their motto is: ‘We build it; we guarantee it.’”

KERRISDALE’S NEW LUXURY

LIVING CONDO RESIDENCES

These elegant residences must be seen to be fully appreciated. The presentation centre, located at 2126 West 41st (Formerly Ed’s Linen’s), Vancouver, is open daily from noon to 5 p.m. (except Fridays) or by appointment. Occupancy is slated for spring 2016. For more information, call 604-685-5778 or Chinese hotline at 778.889.8898, email [email protected] or visit www.boulevardkerrisdale.com