MJ Ankenman Real Estate

09/22/2022

Open House Sunday September 25 2:00 pm -4:00 pm

Listing Info » Price: $878,000, Type: Apartment Unit, Beds: 2, Baths: 1, Year Built: 1990, Parking: , Taxes: 1,894, Subarea: Yaletown, Address: B607 - 1331 Homer Street, Vancouver

09/25/2021

Open House Saturday and Sunday September 25th-26th 2-4pm
Two Bedroom Two Bath Garden Suite

EcoViva Garden Suite with a walk score of 88 is a 6 minutes from the Broadway/Commercial Skytrain. The 12 year new triplex was built to surpass Energuide 80 ratings with many eco-friendly features including hardi board envelop, hardwood floors with radiant heating.The entrance to this spacious one f...

07/16/2021

High ceilings, big windows and a great layout in this condo with walking distance to stores, parks and a microbrewery.

Junior One Bedroom. 475 sq.ft Unfurnished. Centrally located downtown POCO Bright open concept studio suite. Walk to the POCO Trail and The Coquitlam River In-suite laundry. Engineered hardwood...

06/07/2021

Realtor David Hutchinson suggests there is a “bit of hollowing out” of some parts of Vancouver’s affluent side.

05/27/2021

03/02/2021

I’ve been saying this for years.... And don’t give me it costs more blah blah bla ... it’s STARBUCKS

01/13/2021

Large One Bedroom : Great Layout for work at home. Investment Property/Airbnb

Contemporary large one bedroom loft style condo with 10 foot ceilings and large format slate floors throughout. Custom built cabinetry creates sleek, spacious open concept. Movable kitchen island allows for choice of layout. Stainless steel appliances including gas range and full sized refrigerator....

01/09/2021

Least-expensive rentals disappearing as small landlords face rental and eviction freeze as tenant demand falters, Landlord Credit Bureau says

10/06/2020

This is the only way to go for the future.

08/27/2020

Real estate agents working the DTES zone say that conditions, already bad, have become remarkably worse since COVID-19 began

06/22/2020

The Canada Revenue Agency said its investigation showed that Michael Scholz had provided forged documents to CRA officials to claim tax credits he was actually not entitled to, and to reduce taxes he owed on a home in West Vancouver.