ZAKO Development

06/19/2025

🏡 Aspen by ZAKO — A boutique collection of just 4 modern townhomes in the heart of Maillardville, Coquitlam.
✨ Featuring: ✔️ 4 Bedrooms + Den across 3 levels
✔️ Soaring 12’ ceilings
✔️ Bosch appliances & smart home tech
✔️ A/C, on-demand hot water, and no strata fees
✔️ Steps from schools, SkyTrain, and shopping
📍 914 Rochester Avenue, Coquitlam
🔑 Move-in ready. Limited availability.
💡 Perfect for first-time homebuyers looking for luxury, comfort, and long-term value in a vibrant community.
📲 Call us, text us: +1 (604) 307‑7989
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06/15/2023

Building Trust, Building Homes - Our reputation for exceptional quality precedes us.

06/09/2023

🌟Choose your favourite while you can.
📍101-1334 Charland Ave, Coquitlam.
🌟Don’t miss the open house this weekend.

05/25/2023

📍101-1334 Charland Ave, Coquitlam. 🌟Choose your favourite while you can.
🌟Don’t miss the open house this weekend.

05/25/2023

🌟Choose your favourite while you can.
📍101-1334 Charland Ave, Coquitlam.
🌟Don’t miss the open house this weekend.

04/14/2023

5 min read worthy of your time

Three separate pieces of news and blogs that paints an uptick picture:
1. International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a blog post on April 10 titled “Interest Rates Likely to Return Toward Pre-Pandemic Levels When Inflation is Tamed” made this statement “When inflation in advanced economies is tamed, real interest rates are likely to drop to pre-pandemic levels” the analysis is of the global underlying factors. Among other factors the blog reads: “because savings in emerging markets accumulated faster than these countries’ ability to provide safe and liquid assets, much of it was reinvested in advanced economies’ government securities—such as US Treasuries—pushing their natural rate back down, especially since the global financial crisis in 2008”. The blog concludes “Overall, our analysis suggests that recent increases in real interest rates are likely to be temporary. When inflation is brought back under control, advanced economies’ central banks are likely to ease monetary policy and bring real interest rates back towards pre-pandemic levels”.

2. Bank of Canada stay put on the interest rate hike as it forecasts 3% inflation this year compared to peak of 8% earlier in 2022. CBC reported “Canada's inflation rate peaked at more than eight per cent in June 2022, and as of February 2023 had cooled to just over five per cent. Data for March is set to be released next week and it's expected to show the rate has cooled to as low as four per cent” “In announcing its policy decision on Wednesday, the bank said in the accompanying Monetary Policy Report that it now forecasts the official inflation rate will come down to three per cent by the middle of this year, and get down to its two per cent target rate by the end of next year”
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04/14/2023

5 min read worthy of your time

Three separate pieces of news and blogs that paints an uptick picture:
1. International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a blog post on April 10 titled “Interest Rates Likely to Return Toward Pre-Pandemic Levels When Inflation is Tamed” made this statement “When inflation in advanced economies is tamed, real interest rates are likely to drop to pre-pandemic levels” the analysis is of the global underlying factors. Among other factors the blog reads: “because savings in emerging markets accumulated faster than these countries’ ability to provide safe and liquid assets, much of it was reinvested in advanced economies’ government securities—such as US Treasuries—pushing their natural rate back down, especially since the global financial crisis in 2008”. The blog concludes “Overall, our analysis suggests that recent increases in real interest rates are likely to be temporary. When inflation is brought back under control, advanced economies’ central banks are likely to ease monetary policy and bring real interest rates back towards pre-pandemic levels”.

2. Bank of Canada stay put on the interest rate hike as it forecasts 3% inflation this year compared to peak of 8% earlier in 2022. CBC reported “Canada's inflation rate peaked at more than eight per cent in June 2022, and as of February 2023 had cooled to just over five per cent. Data for March is set to be released next week and it's expected to show the rate has cooled to as low as four per cent” “In announcing its policy decision on Wednesday, the bank said in the accompanying Monetary Policy Report that it now forecasts the official inflation rate will come down to three per cent by the middle of this year, and get down to its two per cent target rate by the end of next year”.
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04/14/2023

04/08/2023

Luxury, Smart or affordable, you shouldn’t have to choose.

04/02/2023

03/30/2023

Chose your scheme while you can - Open House this weekend