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02/12/2023

Trump International Hotel and Tower Vancouver is a familiar name among those following the news of architecture and real estate. This charming 188-meter high-rise is proudly the second tallest building in Vancouver, after the Shangri-la tower.

However, this building has recently changed its name and is now known as Paradox Hotel Vancouver, named after its super luxury hotel. More: Trump International Hotel and Tower Vancouver is a familiar name among those following the news of architecture and real estate. This charming 188-meter high-rise is proudly the second tallest building in Vancouver, after the Shangri-la tower. More:

https://grayly.ca/blog/fdf522d6-fbb0-44b0-bbf8-37028a650991/Paradox-Hotel-Vancouver-1151-W-Georgia-Street-Vancouver-BC

02/08/2023

02/07/2023

Things you need to know about Alberni by Kengo Kuma. Designed by famous Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the Alberni project is a new star in Vancouver and even BC`s sky. Shaped by its urban context, this 43-storey high-rise is Kengo Kuma’s first large-scale residential building in North America. But above all, the Alberni project stands out among other towers for its unconventional design and its fantastic woodwork. More: https://grayly.ca/blog/aa7fec82-f5e7-4566-9fc8-ba73554353ce/alberni-by-kengo-kuma-1550-alberni-street-vancouver-bc

02/04/2023

Two Harbour Green is in fact a part of Harbour Green Place which consists of 3 towers on an eye-catching landscaped eight-acre parcel on the harbourside promenade. Two Harbour Green, the one we talk about here, is the tower located in the middle immediately to the east of One Harbour Green. More: https://grayly.ca/blog/692efee8-9b1a-40fa-a4a2-19ec62043f9a/two-harbour-Green-1139-w-cordova-street-vancouver-bc

02/03/2023

https://grayly.ca/blog/70745ca8-bc30-4a50-967a-d0ded6e10328/living-shangri-la-1111-alberni-street-vancouver-bc

01/17/2023

https://grayly.ca/blog/2c194db8-644c-4e01-933d-5127423d2cf1/First-Time-Home-Buyers-Incentive

01/13/2023

Project Name: Rove
Developer: The Staburn Group
Project Location: 1080 Marine Drive, North Vancouver
Completion: Fall/Winter 2025
Type: Condo, 4 Stories, Wood frame, 9’celling
Units: 35
Maint: $0.55/sqft
Deposit: 20 %
Assignment Fee:3%+ $2,000;
$2,000 for families.
Parking Notes: All homes come with 1 parking (except studios) and one storage locker.
Starting from $509,900

01/09/2023

Presale/ North Burnaby- Brentwood

An 8-acre master-planned community featuring 2,500 homes and 60,000 sf commercial and retail space surrounding a 1-acre urban park.Total 5 high-rise residential buildings.

Developer: Anthem
Project address: Dawson & Alpha Ave, Burnaby
Unit: Tower A - 363, 36 Stories
Completion: Spring 2027
Strata fee: $0.57/sqft
Starting from $519,000

Please check the link below for any inquiries:
https://grayly.ca/presale/7c8b2b29-1fee-4273-b8df-d8c31ab02a10/Burnaby-BC-Dawson-Alpha-Ave-Burnaby-Condo

Or give us a call at (778)680-4377.

Here, at the centre of Metro Vancouver, a dynamic new urban core is taking shape. Anchored by the Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain station, Burnaby has become the next-generation uptown to Vancouver’s historical downtown, and the future of urban living on Canada’s West Coast.

01/04/2023

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01/03/2023

Project Name: South Yards - Phase 1 East Tower

Developer: Anthem
Project address: Dawson & Alpha Ave, Burnaby
Unit: Tower A - 363, 36 Stories
Completion: Spring 2027
Strata fee: $0.57/sqft

An 8-acre master-planned community featuring 2,500 homes and 60,000 sf commercial and retail space surrounding a 1-acre urban park.Total 5 high-rise residential buildings.
Let us know if you have any questions.
+1 778-680-4377
https://grayly.ca/presale/7c8b2b29-1fee-4273-b8df-d8c31ab02a10/Burnaby-BC-Dawson-Alpha-Ave-Burnaby-Condo

01/02/2023

The oldest building that is still surviving in Vancouver is the Hastings Mill Store. It was once located on the South shore of the Burrard Inlet. Built in 1865 and dedicated to Captain Edward Stamp, Hastings Mill Store was used as a sawmill company under Edward’s possession.

The old mill store sat on the same location for another good 60 years during the second construction of a new store in 1887. Afterwards, this old commodity functioned as a storage. In 1930, the old building went under an extensive renovation and changed to the “Museum of B.C. Historical Relics in Memory of the Pioneers”. Www.grayly.ca