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OPENING OCTOBER 1ST 54 Spacious Residences 35,000 SF of Retail & Services in a Village Setting 70 Quality Rental Apartments Ever since the land was first purchased in the mid-fifties, master developer Delsom Estates had a vision for the property: to create a beautiful, sustainable community offering a walkable lifestyle. Sunstone is almost complete with the village now underway; the last piece to this coveted community. With over 10 km of trails and walking paths, open green space and a fully sustainable lake, the community is more than a home for residents; it offers an exceptional quality of life.

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Property Profile | THE RESIDENCES AT SUNSTONE VILLAGE

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The Residences at Sunstone Village One of a Kind Opportunity GET SET, NORTH DELTA, because something exciting is coming your way. Introducing The Residences at Sunstone Village: your first and only opportunity to own a condominium home in the popular masterplanned community — Sunstone. Located on a sloped property just south of the Alex Fraser Bridge in North Delta, Sunstone has been wowing homebuyers since the first homes were developed. Over 10 km of walking trails wind through Sunstone’s 100-acre property, green spaces are dotted throughout the landscape inviting you to linger for a few moments, and there’s even a fully sustainable lake. Life here means you’ve got easy access to 20 YPNEXTHOME.CA

Vancouver, the US border, YVR, and the Fraser Valley. It’s minutes to Sungod Recreation Centre or Burns Bog, Planet Ice is just down the street at the bottom of Nordel Way, and there are schools at all levels nearby. Yet since the community is designed so only local traffic enters the site, it’s a safe, peaceful place to call home.

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Also unique to this final phase is The Apartments at Sunstone village, a quality rental apartment building that will offer meals and other support services to tenants who don’t feel like cooking for themselves or simply prefer a more social, engaged environment.

Developer’s Vision More than 60 years ago, Delsom Estates purchased over 500 acres in North Delta. During the ensuing decades, they’ve developed this land into a diverse array of vibrant homes and communities where people raise families and celebrate life. On the final 100 acres, Delsom Estates wanted to create a beautiful, sustainable community offering a pedestrian lifestyle. They partnered with a team of experienced architects, designers and builders who shared their vision. The result is Sunstone, a landmark masterplanned community that’s now in the final stage of development and has become one of North Delta’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.

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“The Residences at Sunstone Village are the final addition to this community and the only condominiums ever to be built here.“ – Michelle DesRosiers here,” says Michelle DesRosiers, senior project marketer. “There are only 54 homes available, all of them with lots of storage so they’re great for downsizers who want to stay in the neighbourhood.” Penthouse homes will feature vaulted ceilings, custom closet organizers, and upgraded appliances for that extra ambiance of luxury. Better yet, thanks to their location

within the property, every home at The Residences at Sunstone Village will have a view either of protected green space or the lively village centre that’s coming soon. “The Retail at Sunstone Village is going to bring the convenience of having community shops and services right in the neighbourhood,” Michelle explains adding that a licensed bistro and pharmacy have already confirmed they will open here.

Previews of The Residences at Sunstone Village are now underway with sales beginning on October 1st at noon sharp — but only for people who act now. So here’s what you need to know. During your preview tour, you’ll receive a VIP selection form. On September 21st at noon sharp, submit your form to info@sunstonevillage.ca to secure your priority placement for October 1st when sales begin. Selection forms will be numbered, time stamped, and acknowledged within 24 hours of receipt — meaning you’ll know your spot in the opening day lineup. No sneaking in ahead of the crowd though — if you submit your form before noon, it won’t be accepted. The Residences at Sunstone Village presentation centre is located at 10727 Delsom Crescent in North Delta. For more information visit sunstonevillage. ca or call 604.581.8886. SEPT 16 - 30, 2016 | NEW HOME & CONDO GUIDE 21

Neighbourhood Profile | SOUTH NEWTON

South Newton TOUGH NEWTON HAS GAINED an undeserved rep as a rough place over the past few years, South Newton, between King George Boulevard and 152nd Street and south of 64th Avenue to 56th, is a quieter part of the neighbourhood that exemplifies both Surrey’s fast-growing population and its cultural diversity.

townhouse developments, and venturing further still unveils more homes under construction or older homes surrounded by greenery. Everything seems to be changing, and though South Newton might not offer the most prestigious address, residents say the neighbourhood is safe and friendly.

Lifestyle Newton is one of the biggest and fastest-growing areas of Surrey, which, according to census data, grew by about 18 per cent between 2006 and 2011. New homes and developments are everywhere, and the neighbourhood is also home to a large South Asian community, whose annual Vaisakhi Parade attracts thousands of people for colourful displays and delicious—and free—food.

Meet the Neighbours Your neighbours in South Newton are likely to include many newcomers to Canada and young families. According to Statistics Canada, up to 40 per cent of Newton residents were born outside of Canada, and of these, a majority are from India. In addition, there are lots of families with school-aged children, as evidenced by census data and local concerns about crowding in classrooms.

The Vibe South Newton is full of diversity and juxtaposition. One street is lined with family homes, but a turn around the corner leads to new condo or 22 YPNEXTHOME.CA

In the Area Family-friendly amenities dot the South Newton area, including two elementary schools and a secondary school, a variety of parks and playing fields, a YMCA and preschool and daycare

programs. Love theatre, music and dance? Get thee to Bell Performing Arts Centre. And since the shopping won’t do itself, there are lots of major retailers and fast-food joints spanning the intersection of 152nd Street and 56th Avenue. Dollars & Sense South Newton has neither the cachet of South Surrey nor the grit of North Surrey, so the average house prices and selection of stores represent the middle of the road. There’s nothing too upscale to be found in these parts, but mostly mass-market brands including Starbucks, Tim Hortons and Shoppers Drug Mart. Planes, Trains and Automobiles You could get around by transit if you wanted to, with buses along King George, 152nd Street and 64th and 60th avenues. There are bike lanes, but few use them and the going is hilly. Surrey is still the land of the car, and South Newton is near the crossroads for major routes such as 56th Avenue (Highway 10) and highways 99 and 91 north and south.

Hot Spots The Good, Bad & the Rest The bad news is that you might have to endure those Surrey jokes from friends in Vancouver. The good news is that South Newton is an affordable place to raise a family and a convenient base for adventures almost anywhere in the region. You’ll not only witness the incredible pace of change and growth here but also bond with plenty of others who are also moving in.

Quick Facts » Average Home Price: $$ » Types of Properties: detached, semi-detached, condo » Distance from City Hall: 11 km

Real Estate Market The real estate market is geared to meet Surrey’s continued pace of growth. There are plenty of newer detached houses for sale, mostly built in the last 10 to 20 years. Condos and townhouse complexes abound throughout South Newton, providing rental opportunities as well. Housing prices for South Newton are well below those in South Surrey and a little less than Cloverdale to the east.

Street Corner We have great neighbours and everything is close by in this area. I work in Vancouver and my wife works in Surrey, and it’s easy to get to work from here. – Gary, city employee I love it here—it’s very safe for kids, there are lots of families, many cultures and no crime. Although from my house, the parks and the elementary school are a little distant. – Gurdeep, operations worker My street is busy, but it’s pretty here and you can watch everyone go by—lots of kids, lots of dogs, lots of families. – Judy, retiree

Tong Louie Family YMCA The YMCA is a full-service community centre with a swimming pool, gym and programs for all ages, from day camps for kids to fitness classes for teens, adults and seniors. http://www.vanymca.org/centres/ tonglouie/ Mahek Indian Restaurant and Lounge Enjoy Indian dishes served family-style, sweets and authentic refreshments such as mango lassi in an elegant lounge atmosphere. http://mahek.ca/ New York New York Greek Restaurant Located in an unassuming strip mall, this restaurant has been voted Best Greek by the Surrey Now. Locals love the generous servings of roast lamb, souvlaki and calamari. http://www.newyorkgreekrestaurant.com/ Bell Centre for the Performing Arts This professional theatre at Sullivan Heights Secondary not only hosts productions by local theatre and dance students but also brings performances by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra to Surrey. http://bellperformingartscentre.com/ Panorama School of Dance Send your young dancers to this longestablished, award-winning school for tap, ballet, jazz and hip-hop classes. It also has a youth company for students who are serious about career in dance. http://www.panoramadance.com/ Kids Play Café This café with indoor playspace lets parents meet over coffee, tea and snacks as their young children play and have fun. It’s also available for birthday parties and rentals. http://www.kidsplaycafe.ca/ SEPT 16 - 30, 2016 | NEW HOME & CONDO GUIDE 23

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THE WAIT IS OVER. Calla, part of the highly anticipated final phase at The Gardens master planned urban village in South Richmond, is now selling. To celebrate, on September 10th, Townline held a Gardens Neighbourhood Block Party that drew an enthusiastic crowd of local neighbours, potential homebuyers, and people who already call The Gardens home. Loblaws City Market, the neighbourhood’s popular onsite grocery store, fired up their barbeque, there was live music, and plenty of family-friendly activities for all ages. “We really have saved the best for last,” says marketing manager Melissa La. “As people tour the display home, they can experience how these homes raise the bar on style and sophistication — Bosch appliances, spainspired bathrooms with elegant marblelook porcelain tiles that extend up all four walls, luxurious wide-plank laminate flooring throughout. Plus you have the peace of mind that comes with concrete construction and the comfort of air conditioning — two features that are new in this phase.”

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accommodate not only comfortable seating and lounging areas, but dining and barbequing too. The eight-storey building has also been thoughtfully positioned so most homes will have views of both the North Shore Mountains and the city-owned, 12-acre natural park that will be on the adjacent property.

Connected Neighbourhood “The Gardens is evolving into an extremely vibrant, multigenerational neighbourhood,” Melissa says. “Most of our home owners actually live here, so there’s a genuine sense of community that’s rare to find in a multi-tower development. People know their neighbours’ names, their kids go to the same schools, and friendships are being forged as people discover they have similar interests. Plus everything you need for day-to-day living is within easy walking distance — the best of all worlds.” Calla’s presentation centre and one-bedroom and den display home are now open noon to 5 p.m. daily except Fridays at 140 – 10880 No. 5 Road in Richmond. Prices for these one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes start at $337,900. For more information visit or call 604.271.3331.

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May 19, 2016 and luxury finishes. Indulge in open layouts, over-height ceilings, vast windows that let the sunlight pour

in, air-conditioning, and spacious balconies with breathtaking views that look out to the neighbouring areas based on preliminary survey square footages and may require verification. twelve acre park and beyond. Experience luxury parksideUnit living first-hand â€“ visit us today.

THE ONLY URBAN VILLAGE OF ITS KIND IN SOUTH RICHMOND. NOW SELLING. VISIT US TODAY.

TOWNLINE.CA 604 271 3331 This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made with a Disclosure Statement. E.&.OE.

Hot Properties

Find your next home! These pages feature a few of the latest condo, townhome and single-family properties to keep your eye on in the Metro Vancouver area. Find more homes at ypnexthome.ca by Susan M Boyce

LATEST LISTINGS:

SUSSEX

Sussex in Metrotown is coming this fall/winter.

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two-, and three-bedroom condominiums — many with spectacular view especially to the north — and a limited collection of townhomes.

SIMON

SIMON Home type: Midrise Developer: Otivo On the Street: 717 Breslay Street, Coquitlam On the Web: SimonbyOtivo.com Contact: 604.420.4896 Info: Presentation centre is anticipated to open soon for this new addition to the West Coquitlam neighbourhood. Located just off North Road, Simon is a boutique residence of 64 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes within walking distance of SkyTrain and shopping. Easy access to SFU, BCIT, Douglas College and the freeway to Vancouver. Register now for information as it’s released.

Simon brings new condominium homes to West Coquitlam.

ORION Home type: Lowrise Developer: Belmont Group On the Street: 19106 McMyn Road, Pitt Meadows On the Web: orionliving.com Info: Lowrise mixed-use development with a distinctly West Coast flair including vaulted penthouse suites. Register now for more information as it comes available. We’ll also bring you more details as they’re released.

ORION

ZETTER PLACE

Orion’s condominium homes are wowing Pitt Meadows buyers.

previews and registration

Home type: Townhomes Developer: Lanstone Homes On the Web: livezetter.com Contact: West Yorkson’s newest collection of two-, three- and four-bedroom townhomes with double car garages and powder rooms on the main. Surrounded by a leafy, forested setting yet close to schools, shopping and transit. Register now to be one of the first to get more information.

SEVEN PEAKS

HUDSON

SUSSEX

Home type: Townhomes Developer: Ikonic On the Street: 168th Street and 64th Avenue, South Surrey On the Web: liveathudson.ca Info: New opportunity to own one of just 47 three- or four-bedroom parkside townhomes in South Surrey’s prestigious Grandview neighbourhood. Adjacent to a community park, directly across the street from the Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre and surrounded by prestigious schools and a warm community, Hudson is designed for you, your family, and your future.

Home type: Highrise Developer: Townline On the Street: Sussex Avenue and Hazel Street, Burnaby Presentation Centre: Coming soon at 5021 Kingsway On the Web: townline.ca Contact: sussexmetrotown@townline.ca Info: Register now for this luxurious 41-storey residence coming to Metrotown in the New Year. Located just a block from the shops and services of Metropolis at Metrotown and the soon-tobe expanded SkyTrain, yet set back from the hustle and bustle of Kingsway, Sussex will offer approximately 324 homes comprised of one-,

Home type: Townhomes Developer: Polygon Homes On the Street: 1009 Centennial Way, Squamish On the Web: polyhomes.com Contact: 604.871.4191 Info: Not much info, but this sounds like a great opportunity to own a brand new townhome Squamish. Register now for your chance to be part of this evolving community that’s a faster, more scenic commute to downtown Vancouver than Langley.

Tell us your news Got a new development you’d like us to feature in On the Horizon? Drop me a note at susan@ suntrackercafe.com, and we’ll do our best to get you in the next edition.

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6. THE CREEK 95 East 1ar Ave thecreekbyconcert.com

1. ARC 88 Pacific Blvd. 604-899-8800

1555 W 8th 604-828-3998 1555w8.com

3. AVALON MEWS 5808 Wales 604-438-5050

4. TATE DOWNTOWN 1265 Howe St 604-568-8283

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8. RENFREW & 2ND 1831 Renfrew St 604-830-3938

8X ON THE PARK Richards & Helmcken 8xonthepark.com

11. ETON 5696 Berton Avenue 604-221-8598

12. THE GREY Dunbar and 16th thegreyliving.com

NEW HOMES: 13. ASTON Oak and 38th 604-418-6809

14. THE REGENT AT KING EDWARD STATION 523 W. King Edward Ave 604-273-1313

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19. MCKINNON West Boulevard & 48th Ave. mckinnonbycressey.com

20. INTRACORP TOWNHOME COLLECTION, 7302-7358 GRANVILLE www.intracorp.ca/townhomes/c/ granville59th/ 604-891-1288

A Timeless Westside Address 3 BEDROOM & DEN TOWNHOMES

GRAND OPENING

September 24 & 25 12â€“5PM

Now Selling. Call for Appointment. OakAndPark.ca OAK@ALABASTERHOMES.CA

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THIS IS NOT AN OFFERING OF SALE.

S U C H O F F E R I N G C A N O N LY B E M A D E B Y W AY O F D I S C L O S U R E S TAT E M E N T, E . & O . E .

THE INTRACORP TOWNHOME COLLECTION

7302–7358 GRANVILLE

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A sophisticated collection of only 17 spacious three bedroom townhomes set in an established Westside Vancouver neighbourhood.

Now Selling Boutique Living in Brentwood BETA AVE

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes THE DAWSON POP-UP NOW OPEN · 2287 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby 12:00 - 5:00 pm daily (except Fridays) · 604 299 9191

Register Now dawsonbyamacon.com Artists Conceptual Rendering. This is not an offering for sale. Developer reserves the right to make modifications to specifications without notice. E.& O.E

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COMING SOON | REGISTER NOW imperialbyamacon.com Artists Conceptual Rendering. This is not an offering for sale. Developer reserves the right to make modifications to specifications without notice. E.& O.E

CONTINUING THE LEGACY OF C R E S S E Y ’ S K E R R I S DA L E C O L L E CT I O N Located at 48th Avenue & West Boulevard, McKinnon is a collection of 40 spacious concrete homes featuring one of the largest, most functional CresseyKitchens™ ever built, expansive private outdoor patios, and living spaces designed to entertain.

NOW SELLING. V I S I T U S T O DAY. Presentation Centre at 3130 Arbutus Street Open 12pm – 5pm daily (except Friday)

604.428.8858 McKinnonByCressey.com

Renderings are artist conception only. This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made with a Disclosure Statement E.& O.E.

VIEWS WORTH SHARING

With its location at the crest of Burnaby Heights, every homeowner at Modena will enjoy spectacular views of your favourite neighbourhood and beyond thanks to the fabulous Roof Top Lounge. Pack up your hot meal prepared in your deluxe chef’s kitchen and head up to the roof to enjoy dinner surrounded by the city lights of downtown to the snow-capped peaks of the North Shore Mountains. Modena homes include built in heating and air conditioning for year round comfort. 2 Bedroom homes from: $670,900 TRIUMPH ST

TRIUMPH ST SEA TO RIVER BIKEWAY

NOW SELLING CALL TODAY FOR A PRIVATE APPOINTMENT MODENABURNABY.COM 604.294.9919 PANDORA ST

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Disclaimer: Pricing is subject to change. Renderings are an artist’s conception and are HASTINGS ST intended as general reference only. This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made with a Disclosure Statement. E&OE

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Sales Centre Closing Soon Visit our Sales Centre today and ask about our Last Chance Promotions!

Final Selection of French Inspired 2 & 3 Level Townhomes with Roof Decks Starting from $1,728,800 Visit Our Sales Centre Today 688 SW Marine Drive Open Noon – 5PM, Closed Fridays

604.325.8111

marcon.ca/maisonette

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Presentation Center 12011 224th Street 604-477-1500

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www.falconhouse.ca This is not an offering for sale. Any such offer can only be made with a disclosure statement. E & O.E.

12011 224th Street Maple Ridge, BC Open daily 12pm – 5pm

Advice | CONDO SENSE

Next hotspot or next skid row? Gauging the investment potential of neighbourhoods North Vancouver - Port and residential shore

By Cameron McNeill

MORE ADVICE ONLINE ypnexthome.ca/news/advice

THE NEVER-ENDING conversation around the hot Vancouver real estate market makes it difficult for one not to be tempted to participate. The increasing home prices continue to add fuel to the fire for many surrounding markets in the Metro Vancouver area piquing the interest of many who may not be your well-seasoned investor. Whether downsizing or simply getting into the market, often people ask — where’s the safest place to buy? Historically, we’ve been drawn to established markets and neighbourhoods such as Downtown Vancouver or Vancouver West. These neighbourhoods feel safe but when housing prices increase 30 per cent, it creates a barrier to entry and they may no longer be viable options. These considerations can motivate people to look at alternative neighbourhoods such as Brentwood in Burnaby, Burquitlam, or beyond. When considering sub-markets, here are some drivers that help with your investment decision:

» Proximity to the Central Business District (CBD) or other key hubs. » It’s always positive when people can be close to where they work. » Transit systems and accessibility » The more accessible a neighbourhood is the more it opens itself up to having a broader mix of people in various life stages making for a dynamic and wonderful community » Population growth 38 YPNEXTHOME.CA

» When population is expected to increase it means people will need a place to live. » Appreciation in home prices » Looking at both historical appreciation and how much future appreciation could take place is important to understand. » Various types of housing options » As mentioned, a great neighbourhood often includes a mix of people who are at various stages in their life which also means different needs for housing. Having a mix of housing types means that people can often stay in their chosen neighbourhood as they move from one stage to another. » Increase in rental income » Looking at rental values in terms of how they have changed historically and how they might be impacted considering future city planning, population growth, etc can help you understand what to expect and how it might change moving forward.

» Future city planning and development » Certain neighbourhoods may be poised to add housing, commercial space, transit infrastructure or amenities and these can significantly impact the livability and desirability of certain neighbourhoods. Staying on top of what major projects or changes are coming is definitely important. Brentwood is a great example of a neighbourhood with an established transit and housing base with diverse commercial and housing options planned and underway. It has a 20-minute commute to downtown and major highways, and steady value appreciation give it great investment potential. Cameron McNeill is the owner of MAC Marketing Solutions, one of B.C.’s and Alberta’s leading real estate sales and marketing firms. Email him at cm@macmarketingsolutions.com or follow him on Twitter @mac_marketing

ALLWOOD PLACE BY ONNI | NOW SELLING

Living Made Easy

Abbotsfordâ€™s newest community offers the perfect balance of convenience and accessibility within a time-honoured natural setting. Located within walking distance of shops, restaurants and countless amenities, living at Allwood Place means more time to connect with your family, build your own traditions and do the things you love.

Property Profile | ALLWOOD PLACE

Allwood Place Urban convenience in the heart of Abbotsford Location

Abbotsford Builder

The Onni Group Development

Allwood Place Home Type

Townhomes Sales Centre

ABBOTSFORD IS KNOWN for its country charm and pastoral location, but it will soon be known as something else: a connected and sophisticated urban centre with Allwood Place right at its heart. Located just steps to everything Abbotsford has to offer, Onni looks forward to establishing a tight knit, pedestrian friendly community within a tranquil neighbourhood setting.

#2 â€“ 32633 Simon Avenue Contact

allwoodplace@onni.com 604.260.6797

A walkable community At Allwood Place, you can embrace an urban, car-free lifestyle as youâ€™re

within walking distance of schools, restaurants, two shopping malls, various supermarkets and grocers as well as numerous entertainment and recreation

Recreation right at home Allwood Place may be in the heart of Abbotsford, but in the heart of Allwood Place is the Alder Club; an exclusive homeowners-only amenity building with something for everyone. Work out in the large, fully-equipped gym, watch the kids play in the indoor and outdoor kids’ play areas, perfect your downward dog or meditate in the peaceful yoga area, host a movie night in the cinema room, or socialize in the games room and the party room, which comes complete with its own kitchen.

options. “Having all these amenities right at your fingertips is definitely unique to Allwood Place”, says Sam Jenkins, Sales Manager, “but it is also tucked away on a quiet side street hidden from the hustle and bustle of nearby South Fraser Way.” Allwood Place will be a flagship residential community that embodies the City’s vision for creating a City Centre and establishing increasingly complete and distinct neighbourhoods.

Contemporary living within a classic design This thoughtfully-designed nine acre site will be comprised of 224 townhomes and will unfold in several phases. The spacious two- and three-

bedroom homes have an elegant mix of Craftsman and Georgian-style elements, and feature classic touches like steeply pitched roofs, wooden window shutters and planter boxes, and large front porches or private back yards, perfect for relaxing or chatting with neighbours. Inside, buyers can choose from two designer colour schemes, “Dusk” or “Dawn”, and all homes come with a stainless steel appliance package, flat panel cabinetry and white quartz countertops in the gourmet kitchens. Outside will be inviting as well, Sam explains, “There will be extensive landscaping and pedestrian pathways throughout, making Allwood Place beautiful all year round, and creating a real sense of community.”

Developed by The Onni Group, Allwood Place will further build upon the company’s reputation for quality master-planned communities. The best part? The first phase of the community, a limited collection of only 32 townhomes, will be ready for occupancy this fall, so you could be in your brand-new home by Christmas. Imagine walking over to Sevenoaks Shopping Centre to do your last minute shopping, then coming home to your fantastic new home to entertain your family and friends. The Allwood Place Presentation Centre is open noon to 6 p.m. daily except Fridays at #2 – 32633 Simon Avenue in Abbotsford. For more information visit onni.com/ allwoodplace or call 604.260.6797.

ALLWOOD PLACE BY ONNI | NOW SELLING

2 & 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES

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Prices and incentives are subject to change without notice. Rendering is artist interpretation only. E.&O.E.

VISIT US TODAY PRESENTATION CENTRE #2 – 32633 Simon Ave Open daily 12-6pm (Except Fridays)

start your search here. Whether youâ€™re renting or buying, finding your next home has never been so easy.

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A9. NELSON ON FOSTER North Road & Foster Ave. 604.998.8998

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Inspiration | Q&A

YANIC SIMARD ON

CREATING CUSTOM By Elisa Krovblit | Photos Brandon Barre

WHEN YOU HIRE A DESIGNER the

space they create for you is, of course, custom. But the elements in that room — are they a carefully curated collection that will work in your space or are they custom made, just for you? New Condo Guide caught up with celebrity designer Yanic Simard, principal of the award-winning boutique firm Toronto Interior Design Group (tidg.ca), to ask him about custom pieces, and he’s given us some amazing insight into creating the best custom essentials for your home.

New Condo Guide: Why custom? Yanic Simard: My idea of comfort is living in a space that feels right — a personal retreat where you end up at the end of the day, and it just feels good. Going custom is the best way to achieve that.

Yanic Simard

NCG: Custom can be costly. Are there cost-eﬀective ways to get custom looks? YS: Upholstery. Custom upholstering an entire piece of furniture, such as an armchair or a sofa, can quickly add up. But focusing on something simple, like the seats of dining chairs, can be a small investment with a big payoﬀ. This approach also gives you the opportunity to create a lot of looks that you are unlikely to find in a store, such as matching your drapery to a chair back for a statement that says “custom,” loud and clear. This also provides an opportunity to use a small amount of 42 YPNEXTHOME.CA

high-end fabric for accents and apply a plainer and more durable material to high-impact areas, such as the seat, for the best of both worlds (and a balanced budget).

NCG: Are there areas where you more strongly recommend going the custom route? YS: Drapery. As with upholstery, custom draperies can require investing in materials and labour. However, a custom drapery treatment is by far the best way to achieve an elegant look, especially for windows of an unusual size or walls that

do not perfectly suit a pre-made panel. This is why custom drapery is generally considered worth the investment. In many cases it is possible to extend a ready-made panel instead of starting from scratch. In much less time than it takes to make a panel from scratch, a seamstress (or skilled DIYer) can cut the bottom of a packaged curtain and attach a panel of a second fabric, creating a perfect-length, colour-block statement without the full price tag.

NCG: Do you recommend customizing pieces of furniture?

YS: Creating a custom piece of furniture for a client is many designers’ dream, but it can sound more like a nightmare for homeowners. The cost, time, imagination and decisions required can make choosing a custom piece seem overwhelming compared to simply dropping by a store and walking away with a new find.

NCG: Are there any design issues that are more easily overcome with custom options, where you tend to prefer custom? YS: Mirrors for the bathroom. Custom inset mirrors solve a lot of issues in bathroom design. They expand a space visually, and they also replace a large area of tile, allowing a seamless, fully tiled look without requiring as much material to be purchased. When you use a mirror wall to wall or floor to ceiling — and skip the frame cost — you’ll save even more while getting a perfectly polished look. It’s a good idea especially in a compact bathroom, letting you splurge on a smaller amount of must-have stone and doubling the look of it. NCG: What are some of the current trends in customization? YS: There’s a big trend to upcycle, so if what you have is in good condition, customizing the finish is becoming a popular option. Beautiful, colourful cabinetry can be rare, especially in

Mirrors for the bathroom. Custom inset mirrors solve a lot of issues in bathroom design. the exact hue of your choice. In fact, you’re more likely to find a dated or drab shade if you’re living in an older home. If the existing units are in good condition, having the fronts sprayed with a new finish can be very reasonable in price compared to a full replacement. The same can be said for salvaged vanities. Whether your look is eclectic, traditional, modern or rustic, a salvaged furniture piece used as a vanity can make for an excellent twist in any bathroom. A simple coat of paint (or just a sealant to keep worn-in character as is), a few cuts and a basic block vessel sink can transform nearly any furniture piece into a bathroom vanity. You can also try adding a solid slab to create a more traditional countertop, or take an inexpensive cabinet frame and replace just the doors to achieve a unique look while still providing plenty of closed storage.

NCG: Are there any customizations that are particularly influenced by the client? YS: Art — this is definitely one element that needs to speak to the client on another level. In a Miami condo space I recently designed, I wanted to bring a sense of South Beach artistic flair without letting it swallow the budget. I found high-resolution images created by a local artist online and had them printed directly onto acrylic. If you want to customize art for yourself, ask a local printer what materials they can print on, and try something fun, like canvas, cloth, parchment, plastic or even wood. The result will be unique art pieces with a true artistic story, but without the artauction price. And of course, there are also many good reasons to buy a one-of-a-kind original piece of art from your local gallery. Sometimes just a little change goes a beautifully long way. SEPT 16 - 30, 2016 | NEW HOME & CONDO GUIDE 43

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wildfires, Alberta has had a bad couple of years – to say the least. Unemployment is up and consumer confidence is down, but for people who are still working and have been waiting to get into the real estate market, this could be a great time to do it. Many research institutions such as the Conference Board of Canada and the Alberta Government Treasury Board are predicting a modest improvement in Albertan prospects in 2017. There are a few factors that could assist improving Alberta’s economy, one being the massive construction effort that will be needed to rebuild Fort McMurray “As displaced residents return to their Fort McMurray homes and as oil production resumes,” says the Conference Board of Canada June report, “rebuilding will get under way, and we expect to see only a small negative impact on the economy for 2016 as a whole but a positive and bigger impact in 2017.” Other factors contributing to modest growth may be the foreign investors wishing to avoid the Lower Mainland’s new 15 per cent tax, and the predicted gentle rise in the value of oil worldwide (up from $45 a barrel to $59 by spring 2017 according to the Economy Forecast Agency). Ted Greenhough is a Calgary realtor who believes the time is indeed right for younger people to get into buying their first home. “The Calgary Real Estate market always runs in cycles. Prices go up, then down, then up again. With the current slow economy and with prices relatively low, it could be a golden opportunity for first-time buyers to get into the market before prices start surging upwards again. There are some 46 YPNEXTHOME.CA

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very good opportunities right now, but you still need to be careful. The guidance of an experienced and skilled realtor is imperative in any market.” The Alberta Government Treasury Board and Finance Report says despite weak demand and rising inventories, home prices have been resilient. “The New Housing Price Index has remained relatively unchanged for the last nine months to May and the Alberta average resale home price has declined five per cent from the November 2014 peak to June 2016. By comparison, between July 2007 and March 2009, the average resale price fell by 12.5 per cent. The price stability is partly a reflection of the balanced housing market leading into the current recession. Price levels in Alberta have remained relatively subdued compared to sharply rising prices in Toronto and Vancouver”. Some industry insiders also don’t see foreign investment putting new

pressure on Alberta real estate, but that’s a good thing. “Port and waterfront cities have always appealed to foreign investors,” explains Sherilynn Milsom, an investor in Edmonton. “Prices can soar in such cities even when the economic fundamentals don’t seem to support higher values. I don’t think foreign investors will ever look at a prairie city in the same way they view a port city. This suits me fine because I don’t want to be in competition with a sea of cash-rich buyers”. So with the economy slowly turning around, now is a good time to get into the market, if you are employed. If you still need a little help gathering the necessary down payment, Calgary has an excellent program that could be very helpful. Attainable Homes Calgary Corporation (AHCC), is “a nonprofit social enterprise and wholly owned subsidiary of The City of Calgary that delivers well-appointed, entry-level homes for Calgarians who have been caught in the city’s growing housing affordability gap”. The Attainable Home Ownership Program connects builders, developers, lenders, lawyers and others to bring down the upfront costs of ownership so qualifying Calgarians can buy their very own home with a $2,000 down payment. Buyers through this program also “pay it forward” to help another family in the future. When buyers decide to refinance or sell your home on the market, a share of the appreciation goes back into the program to fund more developments that will help even more people get a foot on the property ladder. Learn more about this at attainyourhome.com.

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SPROUTING IS THE EASIEST way to grow fresh greens year-round, even in Earth’s coldest corners. No weeding. No skill required. And almost no space needed! Fresh sprouts are a potent source of antioxidants, rich in essential fatty acids, full of fiber and protein, and packed with vitamins. And they’re delicious! (If you’ve only tried store-bought alfalfa in square plastic containers, you might have doubts. Three days, a handful of seeds and a wide-mouthed mason jar will change your mind.) Craving some spice? Try radish sprouts. Want crisp, juicy and sweet? Go for pea shoots. There’s a nearly unlimited selection of legumes, seeds and grains suitable for sprouting. Inexpensive countertop sprouters are available from garden suppliers like West Coast Seeds. I prefer the simplicity of a glass, wide-mouth mason jar.

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inches above the seeds. Soak for eight hours. Drain. 3. Rinse soaked seeds well. Cover the jar opening with mesh or cheesecloth and secure well. An elastic band does the trick, but I love the screen & lid system pictured here. (Lucky for you — I’m giving one away!) Invert the covered jar into a bowl, tilted at a 45-degree angle to allow continuous draining and air circulation. 4. Rinse, drain and invert the jar two to three times each day. Keep it out of direct sunlight, e.g. cover with a towel. 5. Harvest grains and legumes after one to two days, when the “tail” is 1/8-inch long. Rinse well and serve. 6. Un-hulled seeds, like alfalfa, clover, radish and mung beans, need indirect sunlight for an additional couple of days (take the towel off) and are

ready when leaves are deep green. Submerge these varieties in a bowl of water till hulls rise. Skim hulls, drain and enjoy. Store fresh sprouts in a glass container with a clean rag to absorb moisture. They’ll keep five to seven days, refrigerated. Finding fresh, local greens through winter can be a challenge. Sprouts are a simple, tasty solution. As David Suzuki’s Queen of Green, Lindsay Coulter courageously leads and inspires others to live more gently on the Earth. She answers fan and follower questions, offers DIY recipes and tips without judgment and guilt, and regularly appears as a “green” expert in the media — she’s even been on Dr. Oz. See more Queen of Green at davidsuzuki.org/blogs/queen-of-green.

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IN A SOCIETY WHERE “STUFF” EASILY DEFINES US, it’s important to keep in mind what we really need in our homes. By editing your belongings you will feel refreshed with newfound space and will be highly motivated to keep an organized household.

BINS AND BASKETS SHOULD BECOME YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND. And I’m talking about the gorgeously stylish bins and baskets on the market today that add to your home decor. I love Toofifteen because they are simple, modern and help enhance a minimalistic lifestyle that I embrace. I also love artisanal woven baskets from places across the globe, like those from Far and Wide Collective.

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INVEST IN A GOOD LABEL MAKER. I use labels wherever I can — containers, folders, jars for my kids’ crafting materials, medicine cabinet items, seasonal bedding, cleaning products and so much more. The trick is to use them in closed storage units (or in kids’ spaces) so the label doesn’t compromise your decor — you don’t want labels staring at you all day long! But what I love about labels is that it forces you to put things away where they belong so clutter doesn’t form, and it’s so helpful when you need to find something quick.

ONE OF THE BIGGEST CLUTTER PROBLEMS I see is overflowing bookshelves. Not only is it an eyesore, but it’s awfully impractical for finding or putting away your books. Try switching over to a Kobo e-reader to consolidate your books, and use your open shelves to display your beautiful books and objets d’arts. I love the new Kobo Aura H20 because it has a sleek design and access to more than 4.9 million eBooks and magazines. Plus, it’s perfect for on the go, even in the bathtub or around the pool.

USE A CORKBOARD IN YOUR KITCHEN to organize family notes and plan your meals for the week. You’ll be able to see what you have coming up for the week in one place, and it will eliminate fridge clutter and notes.

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MAKE A HABIT OF GOING THROUGH YOUR BELONGINGS and discarding the things you don’t use anymore. Every now and again, I like to get my kids to go through their things and box what we can donate to those in need. They like the activity because truthfully, we all know it feels good to give, but I also like it because it helps keep us organized and ensures we’re not being swallowed by our belongings.

Julia Black is a design professional who has worked with designers, stylists, editors, photographers, TV crews and contractors. She has been a design assistant on HGTV, has decorated homes and spaces, styled home photoshoots, as well as food shoots for Chatelaine magazine. She has also appeared on CityLine on CityTV.

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example of this is the Denny’s restaurant lot at Broadway and Alder Street, which was just sold for $26 million in February 2016 (double the assessed value). The Skytrain plan is expected to be announced this fall, and will probably not be completed for a decade, depending on the province and federal funding coming through. That hasn’t stopped property speculators from driving up the prices though, and when property is held by non-developers who just want a quick return on their investment, development can actually be hindered, since they are not going to sell until they can get significantly more than the already-inflated price they paid. The old MEC site is being developed now by Reliant properties into rental housing, and it would appear that new rental buildings will be common along the corridor; according to developers, this is what the market needs at the moment. It appears that not only will the Skytrain bring a much-needed transit boost across the Westside, the development potential of Broadway is huge and will add much needed rental housing, revitalized retail and added vibrancy to this undervalued part of the city.

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Time management De-stress your Autumn schedule with these tips

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season is upon us, and that means more time in the kitchen preparing lunches and dinners, and less time for you to put your feet up or get other errands done. Here are some helpful tips to handle the stress of autumn. » What’s for dinner? Avoid the stress and expense of last-minute dinner decisions with a little advanced planning. Ask your family to list their favourite meals and create a revolving two-week dinner menu (with a grocery list to match). Post it on the fridge so whoever comes home first can start preparing it. Double the amount you make and freeze it for quick meals on the busiest nights. » Make school lunches easy. Designate one shelf in the pantry for school snacks only. Transfer foods to airtight containers – you’ll save space because they stack well, and the food will keep longer. Pack lunches the night before and refrigerate. Assign an area in the fridge for school lunches and drinks. With smaller children, encourage independence by storing their foods low enough for the little ones to reach. » Involve the kids. You don’t have to do everything yourself. Teach your kids how to do age-appropriate tasks and give them a weekly chore list. You will be helping them to develop important life skills. After you show them how to do each task, post a step-by-step checklist for them to follow when they do it on their own (use pictures for kids who 58 YPNEXTHOME.CA

are too young to read). This will allow them to work independently and gain confidence in their newly acquired skills. » Clean as you go. Handle small messes as they happen to save time and effort in the long run. Rinse dirty dishes and put them in the dishwasher immediately after use, before the food hardens and sticks. If something spills in the fridge, clean it as soon as you notice. If you stain an article of clothing, pre-treat it right away. Keep wipes handy for quick bathroom and kitchen spot-cleaning. » How’s your “to do” list working out for you? If you find your “to do” list overwhelming and ineffective, consider approaching it differently. Rather than one long list, create several short ones based on the category of the task, i.e. errands, home, calls, computer, etc. Keep your lists together in a small notebook that’s portable and always easily accessible. » Now, where was I? If you get interrupted while working on something important, use a notebook or a sticky note to jot down where you left off. When you return to the task, you won’t

waste as much time figuring out where to resume. » Multi-tasking reduces productivity. Contrary to popular belief, multitasking may actually lower productivity. Switching back and forth from one task to another costs time and leads to frustration and feelings of overwhelm. As a result, stress increases and there is a greater chance of errors. Although simple tasks can be done at the same time, like watching TV and folding laundry, important, complex activities require our undivided attention. » Two-timing tasks. Double up your simple activities and you’ll be able to do more in less time. Rather than chatting with a friend at the coffee shop, meet at the gym and work out together instead. Read the morning paper while running on the treadmill.

Hellen Buttigieg is a certified professional organizer, life coach, TV host, owner of We Organize U and author of the best-seller, Organizing Outside The Box. For tips on getting organized, visit WeOrganizeU.com and sign up for the free newsletter.

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Condo registration a milestone for suite owners By Barbara Lawlor

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IF YOU ARE SHOPPING for a condominium suite for the first time and you have owned a lowrise home in the past, you should take time to find out how condo ownership differs. One example is when you receive title and can move in. In a lowrise scenario, those both happen on closing day — when you officially own your home. With a condominium, you can move in before you receive the title to your suite. In order to be considered a condominium, the building has to be complete, and it must pass the approval processes required to register it with the Land Registry Office. At that point, the title to your suite can be transferred to you. This may happen at different times for you and your new neighbours, depending on what floor your suite is located. In a highrise, the lower floors are usually finished well in advance of the upper levels, and the approval process starts as soon as the first suite is occupied. Once the interior is complete, residents of the upper floors can move in as well. I would say the process typically takes up to six months, although sometimes it can be quicker. First, the municipal council has to approve it, then the regional planning department, and after that, the Minister of Consumer and Commercial Affairs. They are all looking at how the building upholds the elements stipulated in the draft plan and 64 YPNEXTHOME.CA

Condominium Declaration. This system of checks and balances exists to protect condominium purchasers. Only after all of the involved parties are satisfied can condo registration be completed. So, what does that mean to your condo ownership? It means that until the condo is registered, even if you have moved in, technically you do not own your suite outright. You are in a situation referred to as “interim occupancy.” This term refers to the time between the occupancy date you were given after roof-topping occurred and when the condo is registered, and when you officially receive title to your suite. During interim occupancy, the vendor still owns your suite. During this time, you pay a fee to the developer until the condo is officially registered. Developers use a formula to determine these fees. They go by the interest portion of the balance owing on the purchase price (usually payable on the registration date), based on a one-year mortgage rate of the Bank of Canada, plus the estimated maintenance fees for the suite, plus its portion of the estimated real estate taxes. The fee you pay is not considered rent, and it is not money you can apply to your mortgage. The builder/developer receives the

money once title is transferred and you take out your mortgage. You have to take into consideration other interim closing costs besides your monthly occupancy fees, such as the funds that will bring all deposits to the required percentage of the purchase price. There are usually adjustments as well, plus enrollment of your suite with Tarion Warranty Corporation. Even though you do not yet own your suite outright, you do need to have homeowners’ insurance in place. You will also have to arrange for utility hookups, just as if you do own the home. Keep in mind that both your new home and appliance warranties begin on occupancy. What’s in it for you is the opportunity to move in before registration. It is important to understand condominium ownership and all its parameters. Be sure to ask for clarification if anything confuses you — informed purchasers are the best and happiest owners.

Barbara Lawlor is president and CEO of Baker Real Estate Inc., and an in-demand columnist and speaker. A member of the Baker team since 1993, Barbara oversees the marketing and sale of condominium developments in Canada and overseas.

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Summertime real estate drama Look into the numbers and disregard the hype and you’ll still find a balanced market

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sojourned to Ontario’s cottage country to enjoy the summer heat. Little did I know, (or apparently anyone else in our vital industry), a new tax would be introduced smack dab in the middle of our vacation. The result was another onslaught of local and national doom and gloom news and opinion stories on the real estate market in Metro Vancouver. I am surprised Donald Trump didn’t wade in with his opinion. While taking a break from the market chatter one warm summer evening, I happened to watch X-Men with my youngest son. In one scene Dr. Charles Xavier, the champion of mutant causes worldwide, is hooked up to a machine that is extremely dangerous. Those without well-trained, disciplined minds put themselves at great risk when attempting to use it. Users who are unprepared for the sheer enormity of this increased psychic input can be quickly and easily overwhelmed, resulting in insanity, coma, permanent brain damage or even death. I think this describes how many feel in reaction to the plethora of news about our real estate market in the past weeks. I am troubled by the extent to which certain opinions are given an amplified voice over other views. I prefer more balanced and/or “bias aware” or “bias declared” (read: stated self-interest) accounts of what is happening. What 66 YPNEXTHOME.CA

happened to the good old days when we would hear “The views and opinions of the following individuals may not be those of this station”? Frankly, I think many news outlets should re-brand themselves as “news and opinion” sources. I fear consumers may be misled to believe what is presented as “authoritative” when it is actually more “perspective” in nature. Of course, I am self-interested in our market. That does

not exclude me from having a view. It simply means I need to be aware of my biases as do our readers. So with that in mind, here is a perspective. First off, I do not have an issue with the aim of the tax. I do question the rollout process and timing. The introduction of the tax seemed like déjà vu. HST, anyone? I understand the intention to curtail the appreciation of single family home values in the Metro Area. As I understand

“I do not have an issue with the aim of the tax. I do question the rollout process and timing.”

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the situation, the aim was basically to tax the affluent from abroad who can afford to sustain buying at ever increasing prices and who are believed to have been the root cause of the accelerated appreciation in values. In my experiences working internationally, I have discovered similar policies. However, these tended to be national policies. For instance, Australia has a national policy prohibiting foreign buyers from purchasing re-sale

homes. This is their attempt to curtail inflation and promote home ownership for locals. However, new developments were intentionally exempt. Why did they do this? In my opinion, this was done to a) encourage foreign investment and b) promote the development of needed new multifamily housing and rental stock. More supply, whether funded by foreign investment or not, typically has a positive influence on inflationary

conditions. So I am left asking myself a number of questions: “What other ideas were considered and why were they shelved?”, “What level of transparency can we expect with respect to how another source of tax revenue will be utilized?” and “Why were new developments not exempt?”. I am also wondering what kind of message this is sending to the foreign investors we are seeking on a provincial and national level, especially when we apply this tax retroactively on pre-sale transactions, many of which transpired one to three years ago but have yet to be completed and closed. Now, for the positive news. The first half of 2016 represents possibly the greatest half year total ever. 12,968 new multi-family homes were sold from January 1 to June 30, 2016. This represents more sales volume than annual figures posted in every year from 2010 – 2012. This figure is approximately 64 per cent higher than the figure posted in 2014 and 53 per cent higher than the previous half year record established last year. Supply levels are also very low and demand remains present. Accordingly, we project an annual sales figure for 2016 of 18,000+ units sold and a probable breach of the 20,000 units sold mark. It is worth mentioning that an overwhelming number of these sales are not recorded in MLS data and are not reported publicly. They are, however, tracked by independent research agencies such as Urban Analytics and the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). To download a comprehensive analysis of the Metro Vancouver multifamily real estate market visit fifthave.ca/recordbreaking-year-projected-despite-taxhang.

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Inspiration | DOWNSIZING

SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONING

TO SMALL SPACE LIVING By Clare Kumar

PLANNING THE SPACE Grab graph paper, a pencil and ruler and draw out each room.

I FOUND IT! AFTER SEARCHING FOR SEVERAL WEEKS, I just signed the lease on a corner condo unit with magnificent water views. Now the fun begins. For the past eleven years, I’ve been helping my clients make the transition to smaller spaces, and it’s time for me to practice what I preach. Any move is stressful, but when you’re shrinking your real estate, there are even greater challenges. Here are a few tips to ensure you love your new place.

Choosing Your Unit To set yourself up for success, you’ll want to be clear on two things: a. How you want to spend your time. Figure out what kind of space (rooms and storage) you need to support your activities. b. How you want the space to feel. Do you prefer minimalist or densely packed, neutral or colourful, traditional or modern? Articulate your vision or simply collect images that reflect what you’re aiming for. 70 YPNEXTHOME.CA

Along with your preferences for location, light and privacy, these become your ideal space specs that will guide your future choices.

Planning the space When you’ve locked in a unit that meets your needs, you’ll want to develop a ‘space plan’ to help you fit in your must-haves. Try to obtain the floorplan which serves as a first pass planning tool. It may not be 100 per cent accurate, so be sure to take your own room measurements as well. Don’t forget to measure ceiling heights as they often vary even within a condo unit. Next, grab graph paper, a pencil and ruler, and draw out each room. If you want to do this digitally and in 3D, try roomsketcher.com. Note which way doors open, window positions and mechanisms, the location of electrical and cable outlets, light switches and any vents. Measure your existing furniture pieces. Draw them to scale and cut the pieces out so you can test placing them in different

ways. It’s much easier to move paper around than a heavy bookcase! Be sure to consider light, heat sources and power supply as you place furniture. You’ll want to maintain 30 inches for high traffic paths and allow 36 inches space for dining or office chairs to be moved comfortably. You’ll often find that a piece that worked in one space simply doesn’t fit in your new space. Don’t be afraid to repurpose furniture in a different way, especially if you love it. If there are gaps, then it’s time to source new pieces. Keep maximum measurements for furniture and storage pieces firmly in mind. Use your choices about how you want the space to feel and any overarching theme to guide your purchases.

Claire Kumar at The Toronto Fall Home Show Clare will be speaking about Savvy Strategies for Small Space Living on the Main Stage at the Toronto Fall Home Show in the Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place at 3 p.m. on Sunday, September 25.

Getting organized Maximize storage by developing a plan to make every storage area efficient and effective, from drawers in the kitchen to front-hall closets (Image 1). Remember these key principles (VAMP) for organizing your items: » VISIBLE – Keep things in sight. This will make you more likely to use them » ACCESSIBLE – Place items so you’re expending the right amount of effort to retrieve them. Store daily use items at your fingertips and holiday items in harder-to-reach spaces. » MANAGEABLE – Keep pieces easy and safe to manipulate by using the right containers (bigger is not always better), and organizing tools (Image 2). » PLEASING – Choose materials in colours, finishes and shapes you enjoy, or that help you keep things visually pleasing for you, and they will be a treat to use.

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TOP TIPS FOR MAXIMIZING SMALL SPACES

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EMBRACE SPACE SAVERS – Items that compact or fold down take up less room (Image 1).

GET VERTICAL – Look for products that are modular, stack or nest so that you can best take advantage of the space you have (Image 2).

HEALTHY MULTI-TASKING – Clever pieces can serve you in multiple ways, for example ottomans that serve as seating, storage and a step stool (Image 3).

EASY MOVERS – Furniture on wheels gives you the ultimate in flexibility so you can easily reconfigure your space (Image 4).

BE CREATIVE – Think beyond a product’s intended use. For example, if your bedroom is very small, consider using a shallower depth TV stand or bookshelf as a dresser (Image 5).

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Clare Kumar is an executive productivity coach and professional organizer. Her company, Streamlife (streamlife.ca), offers organizing and productivity services. She also developed the Pliio Clothing Management System which helps keep clothes tidy.

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Advice | FUNDAMENTALLY SPEAKING

What’s in a new-home warranty? By Wayne Karl

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WHAT’S IN YOUR new-home warranty? Ideally, that’s a question you’ll never have to answer for real — at least not the hard way, be it filing a complaint or, worse, proceeding to a claim settlement. But, life is sometimes not fair, and despite the best intentions of home builders, things do go wrong. To put it nicely — stuff happens. According to most insurers, nearly every new home built has some form of defect. Such is life when you’re building outside, dealing with the elements and working with natural materials. In most cases, issues get resolved, and builders large and small are getting better at responding to customer concerns. Still, there are unscrupulous — or worse, illegal — builders that try to circumvent everything from relatively minor registration fees to taxes, all under the guise of “saving you money.” But when there’s a problem or issue that needs to be resolved, good luck. That’s why it’s important to ensure your new home builder is registered with The New Home Warranty — to provide the peace of mind that a reliable company is backing the warranty, as well as to learn what parts of your new home are covered, for how long, and what the steps and procedures are.

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» Floors: Damaged, cracked or installed with gaps » Drywall: Blemishes on walls, ceilings or corners » Stairs/steps: Inadequately built » Water/moisture: Moisture inside the home » Concrete: Cracking » Baseboards: Improperly installed » Trims: Improperly installed or finished » Cabinets/vanities: Improperly installed or finished You can understand how prevalent such “defects” would be in new homes, and how action is required in many cases. Nine times out of 10, for homes backed by a new home warranty, they’re resolved without issue. More drastic is another example involving 23 homes by one builder in one development in Ontario, thankfully, backed by a Tarion warranty: » After the homes were built, the water table shifted, causing differential soil settlements » The problems arose three to five years after construction » 23 homes were monitored and repaired over a period of five years » 10 homes required major repairs — causing the homeowners to be relocated to hotels for an average of 38 days

The cost to Tarion to rectify the matter? More than $5 million. The cost to homeowners? Zero. The benefit of having the peace of mind of a new home warranty? Priceless. Think that would happen if your home was built by an unregistered or illegal developer? More and more builders are improving their customer service. And it’s not just the large companies. “The advantage of using a small builder might be that you often get to know the principal,” says Tarion president Howard Bogach. “But large builders are closing the gap. “The large builders that do well are the ones that behave like small builders.” And with real estate and new home prices rising, homebuyers, understandably, expect more. So, what’s in a new-home warranty? In short, your builder is not just building your home, it’s building a relationship. Wayne Karl is an award-winning writer and editor with experience in real estate and business. In Fundamentally Speaking, Wayne explores the basics you need to examine when buying property. He can be reached at wayne.karl@ypnexthome.ca or follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/WayneKarl.

Advice | STAT CHAT

Why shouldn’t it be expensive to live in one of the best cities in the world? By Ben Myers

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THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE

Unit recently published a ranking of the “World’s most liveable cities” and Vancouver ranked third behind Melbourne and Vienna, and Toronto was fourth. According to the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index, Melbourne residential house prices are up 11 per cent annually (fifth highest ranking), while Vancouver prices were the strongest globally, jumping 36 per cent year over year. Toronto prices were up 13 per cent over Q2-2015, ranking fourth on the Knight Frank list. It should be no surprise that the most livable cities are the ones experiencing the highest house price growth. In June, I took a course entitled Global Real Estate Trends at MIT in Boston, and we discussed the factors that can lead to high house prices. A couple of the examples were: natural boundaries like water or country borders, and man-made boundaries such as urban containment areas, environmental protection of farmland, or tight planning regulations, which are particularly relevant to Vancouver. Housing supply is restricted by the ocean, the mountains and the Burnaby and Richmond borders. My first job after university was tracking the housing market in Dallas, Texas. I was shocked at how low house prices were. In 2001, I could have bought a brand new single-detached house for $60,000. Housing was so inexpensive because housing could expand in all 78 YPNEXTHOME.CA

directions (due to no major boundaries), which Toronto cannot. Based on my international work experience, executive education, and my employment, I have taken a strong interest in housing prices in other markets. Let me tell you, there are a lot of people in Vancouver, London, Melbourne and Auckland that are angry about property values. Although many Vancouverites like to complain about condominiums, they provide an affordable alternative to the milliondollar homes that are out of reach for the average household. With new discussions and announcements about large-scale new public parks, new bicycle infrastructure, new Skytrain stations, and an improved waterfront, Metro Vancouver is making a commitment to making city and condo living just as comfortable and welcoming as a single-detached home. A look around the globe will tell you that high house price appreciation may take a few years off every once in a while, but it is trending upwards across the major international cities in the long

run. If you have the financial resources, feel comfortable with your career and employment but are still on the fence, I suggest you seriously take a look at buying a home in 2016. Purchasing a pre-construction condominium can provide you with the opportunity to take advantage of house price gains without the burden of a mortgage — just be prepared to wait two to three years to take possession of your unit. The Vancouver and Toronto are internationally-recognized as two of the best places to live in the world. I’m not saying you have to like it, but you need to accept the fact that house prices are going to be high on average. Condos can be a fantastic alternative to get access to one of the world’s premier cities. Happy condo hunting.

Fortress Real Developments partners with builders across Canada, and Ben assists in evaluating the market and projects that Fortress engages in. Follow his blog posts and commentary on the Canadian housing market at fortressrealdevelopments.com/news or follow him on Twitter at @benmyers29.

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MAPLE RIDGE Albion Crossing Albion Station Falcon House Grant Hill Estates Magnolia Grove Maple Heights Montgomery Acres Pointe, The Robertson Heights Ruxton Village Station One The Terraces Wellington Station

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The listings included on the following pages are meant to offer a comprehensive overview of those new home developments currently being marketed throughout Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Pricing is subject to change; you should contact the specific development for current details or special promotions. To report any changes or corrections to this information, please contact our office at 604.519.6080, fax 604.519.6088, or email homes@ypnexthome.ca PROJECT

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