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NIMBYism or legitimate concerns?

Eve Edmonds

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So when are people being a bunch of NIMBYs (not in my back yard) and when do they have a legitimate concern about not being heard by the very people who are supposed to represent them?

I’m talking about the rental housing project city council’s recently approved which has led to a festering sense of frustration and disillusionment among some neighbours. (See page 10) Let’s back up.

Throughout the recent municipal election, the one screaming issue that dominated campaign speeches, questions from residents, policy platforms was affordable housing — and the lack there of.

At the all-candidates meeting, if someone asked a question about the arts, it came back to affordable housing; if someone asked about transit, it came back to affordable housing; environment, schooling, you name it, same thing.

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While there was, and continues to be, disagreement on how best to create more affordable housing, candidates were unanimous that it was needed — and now.

So it was perplexing when a couple of councillors voted against a project that would bring 330 new rental units to the city centre. I realize at least one of the councillors opposed the project hoping it could be adjusted to save a grove of trees.

However, that’s not the main concern for an organized contingent of residents that materialized to stop the development.

Council ultimately passed the project, but not until it heard from more than a dozen people who spoke at the meeting where it was approved, complaining that the project on Azure Drive is too big, will create traffic problems and just doesn’t belong in the area.

I say “heard from” but that’s exactly what the campaign organizers said didn’t happen. After the meeting they contacted the News to say, in fact, they weren’t “heard” at all, that councillors had already made

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Of course, being heard and getting your way is not necessarily the same thing.

But what boggles my mind is why they’re opposed to this in the first place. Did none of them hear any of the desperate and sometimes heart-wrenching pleas for more affordable housing in Richmond? Actually maybe they didn’t. With a mere 25 per cent turnout for the election and possibly even fewer even paying attention to local debates, it’s quite possible that, too, fell on deaf ears.

Or, maybe it’s a case of the devil being in the details. This group says (as do most accused of being NIMBYs) they’re not against affordable housing, they just don’t want it on their street.

And sometimes that’s entirely justified.

Some locations are better than others. I would argue council’s current practice of putting multifamily complexes on arterial roads is also a case of a good idea in the wrong place. If these complexes are pre-

dominantly made up of young families, are arterial roads where we want our 10-yearolds riding their bikes? In fact, this is why I like the Azure project, it’s nestled in the middle of a residential neighbourhood. Of course, this is also why it’s getting push back — don’t mess with the single-family home crowd.

That said, there are some justifiable concerns such as parking and traffic, but what seems to stick most in their craw is the lack of transparency and consultation — and that truly is a problem.

I get politicians can’t consult forever, at some point a decision has to be made. But genuinely listening, addressing concerns and being transparent can work miracles.

I can’t honestly say if this is a case of NIMBYs not getting their way or legitimate concerns being shut down. What I do know is this city desperately needs affordable housing and the more people feel heard, the more likely they are to buy in.

And buy-in is the foundation to any progressive movement.

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We need more new blood on city council Dear Editor,

It was disheartening to see voter turnout was so low for the last city council election.

Is it apathy or do voters not see any change in the councillors?

The elected councillors who may be patting themselves on their backs should dwell on this low turnout.

If they are elected by only 25 per cent of the residents, do they have a mandate to commit the residents of Richmond to long term projects? It is a controversial subject, but council should examine the reasons behind it.

It may be that the voters do not see any change in council, but if they do not vote they cannot bring any change. If the term of the councillors is

limited to two terms, it should resolve part of the problem.

Maybe residents feel the council has not been effective in the city’s operation, it is left to the bureacrats to manage the city’s daily affairs. I feel that we should not only be looking at council’s ability to manage the costs of the operations, oversee bylaws and zoning, they should also be looking forward to see where the city will be in five, 10 to 20 years. Are we planning for future generations?

Will they have roof over their heads? Is the present road network adequate to match the future population growth?

We need new councillors to plan ahead.

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No fireworks Big test coming for fun for dogs elected city council Dear Editor,

I just attended the City of Richmond’s Halloween event at Minoru Park. I was dismayed by the number of people who brought their dogs (mostly puppies) to the event.

Once the fireworks started, I witnessed at least six dogs cowering while their owners tried to shield them. What is wrong with people?

I did speak with three owners who believed they were “desensitizing” their dogs. Please, people, do some research on how desensitization works. It involves tiny doses of the stressor, introduced in daily levels over a period of months. It’s not a “let’s terrify the dog for 15 minutes solid” once every six months.

The city needs to step up with an education campaign.

Or here’s a thought, why not let people know dogs are not allowed at events that are intrinsically designed to terrify creatures?

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Dear Editor, Of the 30 candidates who ran for mayor and council, five said yes (Mayor Brodie and councillors Hobbs, Loo, McNulty and unsuccessful candidate Wong) to the question, “Do you think Richmond City Council is sufficiently open and transparent in how they make decisions?”

Elected councillors Au, Day, Gillanders, Heed, Wolfe and 16 unsuccessful candidates said no.

Can the taxpayers expect the minority above to respect the majority wanting improved transparency?

This transparency should include complete annual costs of the Richmond Olympic Oval facility, including the loss of fair market rent income, total property tax relief, parking/ investment income/hotel tax transfers, etc.

To all candidates who ran for election, thank you.

To those elected, the burden undertaken by you in serving the public is onerous. The absence of transparency can only lead to mistrust and disrespect for those who fail this test.

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THC candy found

ing any other child from inadvertently consuming a THC candy based product,” said Cpl. Adriana O’Malley, media relations officer with Richmond RCMP.

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Richmond RCMP are warning parents to check labels carefully after an 11-year-old child accidentally ate some candy containing THC this Halloween.

The child had been trick-or-treating in a complex in the 10000 block of Auburn Drive in Richmond (near Shell Road), according to the RCMP. When she became sick, the parents checked the candy wrapper, and, realizing she had eaten candy containing THC, took her to the hospital. Worried other candy with THC had been handed out, they reported the incident to police.

The child was trick or treating with friends in the complex, however, none of the other children found candy with THC, the active ingredient in cannabis, in their treats.

“While we hope this was not an intentional incident, we felt it was important to issue this public warning in the hopes of prevent-

“As parents we are urged to check our children’s candy to ensure it’s sealed and hasn’t been tampered with, but we may not be looking for candies containing THC,” she added. “We are urging all parents to take that extra few minutes to ensure you read the labels carefully as well as tell your children what to look for on the label so that no other child is affected.”

The 11-year-old is recovering and doing well, O’Malley told the Richmond News.

Based on the police investigation, this appears to be an isolated incident.

O’Malley said the complex is one where a lot of people leave out bowls of candy instead of handing it out at the door. There’s no video surveillance footage, she added.

If anyone else finds THC-based candy among their children’s treats, they are asked to contact Richmond RCMP at 604278-1212.

Jail time if conditions breached again: Judge Maria Rantanen

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A man who pleaded guilty to breaching a no-go order was told by a Richmond judge if it happens again, he’ll end up in jail.

But for now Jesse Castillo, who was ordered by the court not to go within a several block radius of the home of Koszima Mair, wasn’t given any more jail time, rather he was released to live in a temporary modular housing (TMH) building near the Bridgeport Canada Line Station.

Castillo had been in custody when he arrived for sentencing Monday at Richmond Provincial Court.

Mair, a single mother of two, reported to police two years ago how Castillo had shown up randomly on her property multiple times, staring in the window or trying the front door.

Castillo’s defence lawyer told the court

Monday afternoon that Castillo’s main issues come from a lack of housing.

An outreach worker with Turning Point Recovery Society, however, had been able to secure housing for him at the TMH that has 24-hour staffing.

Provincial court judge P. Doherty noted he had read the victim impact statement from Mair, which showed she has been fearful of Castillo. Doherty said if he goes near her home again, Castillo will end up in jail.

Castillo will be on probation for 18 months and he was ordered to reside at the TMH, Aster Place, and not have contact with Mair or go to where she lives, works, goes to school or worships.

Castillo faces a further charge of committing an indecent act in public. He will be back in court on Nov. 8 to fix a date for a trial on that charge. He pleaded not guilty to the charge. He was ordered not to go to the property in city centre where the alleged incident took place.

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Eviction notice overturned Sandhill loses hearing — again Valerie Leung

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A Richmond landlord lost a dispute with a tenant, after trying to evict them last year.

Sandhill Development tried to evict its tenant in April of this year after declaring it wanted to demolish the building.

But the four-month eviction notice issued was declared void by the BC Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) after the tenant questioned the expiry date of a demolition permit given by the City of Richmond.

This is the second time the RTB has voided an eviction notice issued to the tenant.

The name of the tenant and the address in question hasn’t been made public by the RTB. On Nov. 26, 2021, Sandhill, represented by an agent, provided its tenant with city documents along with a notice to move out by March 31, 2022, saying the unit would be demolished.

Sandhill received a conditional demolition permit from the city with an expiry date of March 26, something that had already been renewed three times, but wasn’t entitled to the final permit until the tenant moved out.

In the December 2021 application to the RTB, the tenant claimed the “landlords can no longer demolish the rental unit” as the effective move-out date of March 31 would be later than the conditional permit’s expiry date.

Furthermore, the conditional permit emailed to the tenant didn’t have a name, signature, phone number or issuing authority at the bottom of the document.

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Both the tenant and Sandhill were also involved in a previous dispute hearing for the same reason late last year, which the tenant won.

“The landlords have been trying to evict the tenant for a long time and both parties have attended two prior hearings, where the tenant was successful in both, even though the landlord appealed the last decision and lost,” reads the RTB decsion.

Despite having ample time between the previous dispute hearing in November 2021 and the hearing on March 31, 2022, the landlord couldn’t provide “an extension of the conditional permit, or sufficient documentary or testimonial evidence” to show that the permit was valid beyond March 26, 2022.

The report further stated the landlord previously tried to sell the unit, but “was unable to do so.”

In its ruling, the RTB stated the four-month notice will be cancelled and the tenant can recover the $100 filing fee by deducting it from their next rent payment to the landlord. Sandhill will not be allowed an order of possession under the Residential Tenancy Act, and the tenant is entitled to stay until the contract ends.

Sandhill Development Ltd. owns the commercial development across from Ironwood Plaza on the east side of No. 5 Road, as well as a number of a number of residential properties in Richmond and across Metro Vancouver.

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A city council candidate has been trying to find out who was circulating misinformation about her on Chinese social media during the municipal election.

Melissa Zhang, who ran unsuccessfully with Richmond United — alongside Andy Hobbs and Eric Yung — said she was upset by a post, circulated on WeChat, that suggested people should vote for her because she’s from Mainland China and would represent the local Chinese population.

Zhang told the Richmond News this was “not at all” in line with her platform.

“Community inclusiveness is something I stand for,” Zhang said, adding that was her message during the campaign.

Even the colours and style used in the post don’t align with Richmond United’s messaging, Zhang added.

But trying to find out who posted the misinformation has drawn a blank.

“I really want to figure out what happened… but it’s not easy to find out,” Zhang said. “It ruined my reputation, so I want to find out.”

Zhang said her feelings were “badly hurt” by the post claiming she would represent the Chinese community — whereas she said

her stance was, if elected, to represent everyone.

And, while it’s hard to know, she wondered whether it affected how many votes she got.

She placed 17th out of 27 candidates, garnering 5,936 votes.

People who create misinformation seem to be good at hiding their tracks, Zhang added, noting that her team will have a debriefing soon and she will try to draw on others’ expertise on how to get to the bottom of this misinformation.

Translated from Chinese, the post circulating on WeChat reads: “The Richmond Chinatown’s government doesn’t have a single representative who is an immigrant from Mainland China. How can it represent the Chinese population? Today, only Mainland Chinese girl-next-door Melissa Zhang can sincerely speak and work for the community. Vote for her!”

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“This is another clear attempt by the PRC government to influence Canadian local politics. Candidates such as Zhang need to be disqualified or else it will do all Canadians disservice,” the reader wrote.

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Discontentment with a 330-unit rental building in the Azure Road area continues to fester after a heated public hearing last week.

The Richmond News previously reported that the project was approved by Richmond city council after more than a dozen residents spoke out against it.

The approval came with a promise to consult further, regarding issues raised at the meeting. Demands from residents to reduce density, move the entrance from Azure Boulevard to Westminster Highway and to impose parking restrictions were rejected.

“Personally, it felt like the city council was being overbearing. You can even say they ignored public opinion,” said Sam Wang, one of the residents who spoke at the hearing. He felt council was going to approve the project regardless of what residents had to say.

“The whole hearing was just a simple formality. It didn’t feel good.”

Fellow resident Paul Woo added he was disappointed in the elected officials and councillors who seemed to be “following their guts” rather than logic. He described the hearing as “undemocratic.”

“The study was not provided to us, and we don’t know when it was conducted. If it were conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic, the circumstances would be different from how they are now,” said Eric Zheng, another resident in the area.

Zheng also wished reasons could have been provided for the school district’s lack of opposition.

David Sadler, SD38 spokesperson, said the city had liaised with the district’s planning department regarding the project. To address the enrolment growth, the school district is prioritizing a six-classroom addition to Brighouse Elementary in the 2023/24 five-year capital plan. Plans are also in place for school expansions with two new elementary schools.

Rather than moving straight ahead with the project, residents wanted council to adjourn the approval process and take more time to address the concerns raised with more transparency to the public.

The whole hearing was just a simple formality. It didn’t feel good.

Now, residents are at a loss as to how they can be heard.

“What can we do to make the city reconsider this project?” asked Wang, who worries the residents’ only recourse is to vent their frustrations to the local newspaper as the project proceeds.

Affordable housing was one of the top issues during this year’s civic election.

Evan Dunfee, who ran unsuccessfully in the election, was the only person who spoke in support of the project at the public hearing.

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Residents have been vocal against the project from the beginning and quickly mobilized on social media to form a group with more than 100 members. Prior to attending the public hearing, letters were also sent to the city.

Lack of transparency one of the key concerns Insufficient parking, existing traffic gridlock on Azure Boulevard, overpopulation at Brighouse elementary, safety due to increased population and traffic, trees being chopped down and a change in the skyline are all concerns raised by residents in the area.

Opposing residents emphasized that they’re not against affordable housing, but the project would increase the population in the area six-fold, which was “unprecedented in the area.” Residents also questioned the lack of transparency in consultations for issues such as traffic and school

Dunfee told council the city is “not working for young families” and the project would attract “desperately needed young families to Richmond” with more than 50 per cent of the units having two bedrooms or more.

Coun. Andy Hobbs, who voted against referring the project back for further traffic consultation, acknowledged that parking and traffic in the area is a “legitimate issue.” However, he said, such issues “preexist” before the 330-unit project was proposed. “(Traffic and parking issues) do have to be addressed, but they can be addressed at the same time as this project is considered,” he said.

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Yang’s cousin, Ash Tan, said Yang’s whole life was “dedicated to helping others.”

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Thousands of emergency service responders from across B.C., Canada and Washington State marched through Richmond on Wednesday, en route to the Olympic Oval, where a full regimental funeral was held for Const. Shaelyn Yang.

Yang, 31, a Richmond resident and Burnaby Mountie, was fatally stabbed two weeks ago in a Burnaby park while assisting a bylaw officer serving an eviction notice to a homeless man.

The funeral procession, led by the RCMP pipe band, started off on Russ Baker Way about 9:30 a.m., before snaking its way across the Dinsmore Bridge towards the Oval for the 11 a.m. ceremony.

Her coffin, draped in the Maple Leaf, was carried into the Oval by fellow Mounties in full, regimental red serge.

One of the speakers, Jamie Simpson — who represented Yang’s wife Simone and family — told attendees that the couple had

Tan hoped Yang’s compassion and heroism would inspire people so “what made Shaelyn Yang extraordinary will become ordinary.”

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Shaelyn Yang makes its way along the procession route (above, left). Above (right), Mounties in red serge paraded in her honour, en route to the regimental funeral at the Oval. gotten married in February 2020 and adopted a puppy.

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“Life was perfect,” he said.

Simpson recalled that outreach work was “extremely important” to Yang and it was a perfect fit for her.

“She was loving yet firm and treated everyone the same. When someone was at their lowest, most vulnerable, she was the officer that they needed. She brought love, strength and compassion without judgment,” he said.

“Farewell our precious dear Shae.”

“She faced so much adversity. The sort of adversity that can really change a person.

But in all the time I knew her, she only ever grew warmer and kinder than before,” said Tan. “Shae faced everything in life with a laugh, a smile and an open heart, and the world was all brighter for it. And, yes, it feels colder now without her here.”

Const. Inder Gill, Yang’s friend, also spoke at the service on behalf of other RCMP officers.

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Crowds gathered outside Oval to pay respects to Const. Yang Cheng was also concerned about the circumstances around Yang’s death.

years of service, recalled how he had reassured his father of his safety when news broke out about Yang’s fate.

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“It was very sad on both sides — both the police officer and the other person. The story behind the other person was quite shocking, too,” Cheng said.

“For Shaelyn, she would not be able to do this for her family or for her wife. And I so dearly wish each day that this was different,” he said.

Gill told attendees Yang was the heart of their work family. She shone “so brightly,” he told the crowd, noting “the world has seen a mere glimpse.”

“To (my work colleagues) I say this: Know that you are not alone. For every call that you will attend, for every decision you will have to make, for every life that you will share, every tear that is shed — you are not alone,” he said.

“Shaelyn is with us in our hearts and she will forever remain in our hearts.”

Thousands of emergency personnel from across Canada attended the service.

Maria Rantanen, Alanna Kelly photos upon it, followed by the playing of the national anthem.

Attendees stood as Yang’s procession entered the Oval shortly after 11 a.m.

The service also included remarks by Burnaby RCMP Chaplain Patrick Tracy, followed by music, family and friend tributes, as well as acknowledgments by RCMP representatives.

Pallbearers then lowered Yang’s coffin at the front of the hall and a flower was laid

A BCEHS ambulance helicopter hover above the Oval in honour of Yang.

The service was conducted in three languages: English, French and Mandarin.

Meanwhile, crowds outside the Oval were quiet and sombre as they waited for the procession’s arrival.

Nathan Cheng, a Vancouver resident, was there to watch the procession and was impressed by how far away Mounties and other police officers had come from to pay their respects.

While Cheng didn’t know Yang personally, he had friends who did, and the impact of her death has reverberated through his peer group.

“I thought it was important to do something,” he told the News regarding his decision to watch the procession.

In addition to attending the funeral service for Yang on Wednesday, Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie attended a private ceremony on Sunday afternoon at Richmond Funeral Home, where about 300 people came to pay their respects, including several Richmond city councillors.

“You really felt the grief very personally at that private ceremony,” Brodie said.

But, he added, he was also impressed with how personal the large ceremony, which included a regimental procession, at the Oval felt as well.

He said he was able to meet privately with Yang’s spouse and in-laws last week, adding that “grief was written all over their faces.”

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The ceremony begins at 10:40 a.m. on Nov. 11 at the cenotaph in front of city hall, followed by two minutes of silence at 11 a.m. and the laying of wreaths.

The ceremony doesn’t change much from year to year, said Matthew McBride, chair of the Remembrance Day Committee.

Like many military ceremonies, it’s “brief, to the point and without colour.”

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The procession is expected to be about 850 to 900 strong.

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A Richmond hairstylist is representing Canada as a finalist for a U.K.-based hair award in London this December.

Ken Hung, owner of Salon Era, is one of five top hair stylists around the world to be nominated for the Fellowship Hair Award in the International Images of the Year category.

“It felt really good to receive a call to tell us we got nominated,” said Hung, who opened Salon Era seven and a half years ago.

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Maya Macatumpag, a McNair secondary alumna, acts as her own character as well as a member of the stunt team in Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever film, set to hit theatres on Nov. 11.

However, the role came to her through an Instagram message from a fight coordinator she worked with in the past.

“It was so weird that Aaron Tony (the fight coordinator) would casually message me on social media about something so big,” said Macatumpag.

“I had to call him and confirm what the message was about.”

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Filming in Atlanta, Ga., she added, allowed her to “fully immerse herself in Black culture” alongside the cast members.

“In this movie, I got to work with a strong, group of amazing, talented, smart Black women every day,” said Macatumpag.

“Coming from Canada, that’s not a luxury that I’ve been able to have. Usually I’m the minority.”

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CENTRAL RICHMOND

$568,000

LARGE 664 SF 1 BEDROOM

Beautifully kept! This custom built 15 year family home offers a total of 6 bedrooms that comes complete with a fantastic 1 or 2 bedroom suite that’s perfect for in-laws or just as a mortgage helper! Still being enjoyed by the original owners, this 3450 SF home features a gourmet kitchen with island, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, extra large laundry room with 2 sets of washer/dryers, 4 full + 2 half bathrooms, HRV system, cozy gas fireplace and master bedroom with huge deck. The large 7346 SF landscaped lot is loc on a super quiet street in popular “Seafair” with a private backyard, covered patio, large veggie garden & shed. All this in an excellent location just steps to the Dyke, Seafair Mall, West Rmd Community Center, Gilmore Elementary & Boyd Secondary.

Priced to Sell !!! Exceptional value on this 1725 SF spectacular 3 bedrooms / 2 + huge den with 2.5 baths, 2 large decks (235 SF outdoor space) and 2 side x side parking spots! It’s built by BOSA. It’s CONCRETE. It’s priced at $607 PER SQ FT. It’s UPDATED. Strata has $450,000 in their contingency fund. What more can you ask for? Amazing views from this South West corner unit with high ceilings in the living room & floor to ceiling windows throughout, brand new herringbone-designed oak hardwood floors, new contemporary gas fireplace, refinished smooth ceilings, automatic roller blinds plus 70 sf of functional insuite storage. Located in a prime Central Richmond location that is just steps to shops, restaurants, transit, Skytrain & Richmond Centre Mall. Don’t let someone else take advantage of this amazing opportunity.

FLO built by Onni Developments. Spacious 664 sq ft 1 bedroom unit offers floor to ceiling windows to enjoy the morning sunrise. Bonus spacious covered balcony offers additional outdoor space for year round enjoyment. Interior features include: newer laminate hardwood floors, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, gas stove & insuite laundry.

Well-managed complex with excellent amenities w/outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, gym, lounge & nicely landscaped gardens. Just steps to the Richmond Centre Mall, Olympic Oval, T&T Supermarket, Hospital & easy access to the Skytrain & Vancouver.

8351 Fairhurst Road

#1809-7380 Elmbridge Way

#809-6888 Alderbridge Way

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COMPLETELY RENO

$1,280,000

LACKNER 3 BDRM + DEN TOWNHOME

HUGE 13,207 SF LOT

$2,098,000

4 BDRM + DEN FAMILY HOME

This bright and newly renovated 6 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom family home has an amazing 3374 SF floor plan. Features high vaulted ceilings in the grand entry, living and dining areas, engineered oak hardwood, granite countertops, new stainless steel appliances, new washer/ dryer, 2 cozy gas fireplaces, new carpets, radiant floor heat, bright skylights, security system, concrete-tiled roof and more… The entire exterior including the detached double garage has all new paint and fascia upgrades which adds to the great street appeal. All this and located on a large south facing 66x110 = 7370 SF lot in an excellent neighborhood surrounded by new homes that’s just minutes to buses, the new Minoru Centre for Active Living, Minoru Park, Richmond Centre Mall and Steveston-London Secondary.

WOW! Absolutely amazing 2 level CORNER end unit townhome with 3 bedrooms, large open den, 2.5 baths and family room located in the heart of the soughtafter Lackner neighbourhood. Totally renovated from top to bottoms and features a brand new dream kitchen with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, all new bathrooms, new flooring throughout, designer paint, cozy gas fireplace, insuite laundry, new windows, new hot water tank, new patio doors and so much more. This 1493 SF home is also situated in a very private and quiet location within the complex and comes with a sunny south backyard, exterior storage room and 2 parking spots. Walk to Jessie Wowk Elementary / Steveston-London Secondary, Richmond Christian School, Blundell shopping centre, parks and transit.

Impressively well kept 4 bedroom + den family home that’s located on a huge 13,207 SF lot w/ a wide 72.5’ frontage! Enjoy this centrally air-conditioned 2393 SF home that features a super bright kitchen w/ island, newer stainless steel appliances, vaulted ceilings & family room w/ wet bar (all added with City permits).

Other updates incl a roof that’s just 9 yrs old, 3 openable skylights, upgraded double-glazed windows, large laundry rm, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces & loads of storage in the enormous heated crawlspace. The super flexible layout can be easily separated for in-laws, nannies or extended family. All this on a fully landscaped lot with a sunny SW backyard, large back patio & detached single garage. Perfect holding property or build your dream home that’s 5212 SF plus garage.

6531 Chatterton Road

#6-5111 Maple Road

8751 Roselea Place

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ONE HARBOUR GREEN byy ASPAC $3,580,000

WATERFRONT 2 BDRM + DEN, 1640 SF

STEVESTON NORTH

$2,538,000 , ,

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This stunning 2 bedroom + den CORNER home has amazing N, W and S views of the ocean, mountains and Stanley Park in the coveted Vancouver WATERFRONT residence at One Harbour Green! With understated elegance throughout and 1640 SF of spacious living, this pristine home features Snaidero cabinetry, top of the line Sub-zero & Meile appliances, stone countertops, contemporary built-in millwork, air conditioning, auto blinds, 2 luxurious bathrooms including a spa-like master ensuite with radiant heat/ seamless glass/body jets, full walk-in pantry, hidden murphy bed, tiled gas fireplace + more. Comes complete with 4 outdoor balconies and private 2 vehicle garage w/ storage room. With full-time concierge service, 3 units/ floor and resort-style amenities, OHG is Coal Harbour living at its best!

This custom-built family home offers 5 bedrooms, den and 4.5 bathrooms in an amazing south-facing location that’s directly across from the park and 1 block from the dyke trails. This “Steveston North” 3400 SF home features high vaulted ceilings in the grand entry and living room, hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, 2 cozy fireplaces, lots of built-in cabinets, bright skylights, large walk-in closets, crown mouldings and radiant floor heat. Super bright and even comes complete with a 1-bedroom nanny / inlaw suite, 3-car garage, security system and built-in vacuum. All this and located on a large 66x108 = 7166 SF landscaped lot in the Steves Elementary & Boyd Secondary school catchment and close to Steveston Village and Seafair Mall.

#807-450 Westview Street, Coquitlam

#803-1169 West Cordova St, Vancouver

3331 Springford Avenue

$31/SF

SOUTH AIRPORT TERMINAL

$29/SF

OFFICE SPACE

$878,000

2 BDRM, DEN, 2 BATH & 2 PARKING!

Walk to everything in Steveston Village from this fantastic 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom + large den condo that comes complete with 2 SxS parking and 2 balconies that adds 224 SF of outdoor space! This freshly painted east facing home has 1137 SF of open concept living, stainless steel appliances, eating bar, granite countertops, gas stove, engineered hardwood floors, electric fireplace and insuite storage. Building is well managed, has on-site caretaker and offers guest suites, gym and large amenity room. Rentals and 2 pets ok. All this and more that’s just steps to the boardwalk, Steveston shops, restaurants, specialty coffee, ice cream, pizza, grocery store, community centre, bus stops, Byng Elementary & McMath Secondary. Excellent opportunity to live the Village lifestyle!

#210-4233 Bayview Street

$1,688,888

LAND ONLY

LARGE LOT 63' X 302" = 19,035 SF! Excellent opportunity to build your dream home of up to 4305 square feet including garage on this great property. Zoned AG1 so you can have lots of land at the back of the property for a tennis court, basketball court, mini pitch & putt or to just park extra cars, RV or boat. Just steps to Henry Anderson Elementary and AR MacNeil Secondary School and conveniently located just minutes to Garden City Park, transportation, Walmart Supercentre and all the shops & restaurants at the Central at Garden City mall. Easy access to all highways & bridges into Vancouver.

6300 No. 4 Road

This 1 year, SOUTH facing 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo at the “Hensley” located in the West Coquitlam / Lougheed Town Centre neighbourhood is walkable to all amenities, shopping, restaurants and the Lougheed SkyTrain station! Features a great open 846 SF floor plan with air conditioning, Jenn-Air SS appliances, integrated 48" Blomberg double fridge, slab porcelain backsplash, quartz countertops and laminate floors throughout. This bright home also comes with a huge 21’ wide outdoor balcony, 1 parking & 1 locker. Complex has hotel-style amenities including concierge, fully-equipped gym, outdoor pool, hot tub, steam room, sauna and an amazing triple-height penthouse lounge / indoor zen garden / rooftop. Don’t miss out on this great home that’s rentable and pet friendly!

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STEVESTON VILLAGE CONDO

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$548,000

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$799,000 ,

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Amazing south-facing WATERFRONT 2 bedroom + den + flex room condo with RIVER VIEWS from every room and 2 side x side parking spots at the Waterstone Pier! This hidden gem features 1130 SF of spacious living, open kitchen, stainless steel Kitchenaid appliances, gas stove, new hood fan, granite countertops, hardwood floors, new carpets, electric fireplace, huge master bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, large insuite laundry room and 1 locker.

Monthly strata fees include hot water & geothermal air conditioning/ heating.

All this in a pet-friendly complex with lush greenery & serene settings that’s only minutes from Watermania Pool, Silver City Theatres, Country Farm Market, Ironwood Mall with super easy access to Hwy 99.

#312-14200 Riverport Way OCT 29

$1,548,000

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#58-5531 Cornwall Drive

PREMIUM OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

OFFICES FOR LEASE 200 – 6055 SF

GREAT 593 SF WITH 1 PARKING

Excellent opportunity to lease prime executive office space in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond at the South Airport Terminal! Premium office space with 3376 SF with its own bathrooms at a reasonable rate. Access to a huge executivestyle lounge & boardroom at discounted rates are available to all occupants in the building. The all-inclusive GROSS lease rates of $31/SF include property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water. Easily accessible from Central Richmond.

Excellent opportunity to lease up to 2 levels of office space in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond! Great for those who want flexible spaces ranging from 200 SF on the 2nd level, 2100 SF on the ground level or even up to 6055 SF in total at a reasonable cost.

Access to a huge executive-style lounge & boardroom at discounted rates are also available to all occupants in the building. The allinclusive GROSS lease rates of $29/SF include property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water. Easily accessible from Central Richmond.

Great opportunity to OWN your own brand new, air conditioned 593 SF office space with 1 parking spot in the Class A-Rated office tower at the International Trade Centre in Richmond. This 10th floor office space is rectangular in shape, has no pillars and offers high ceilings and easterly views. Comes with View Smart Windows with 4 shades of tint that can be operated by a phone app.

Located next to the new upscale Versante Hotel, Bruno Restaurant & Bar and Sushi Kiwami. Conveniently located by the corner of No. 3 Road & Bridgeport Road that’s just minutes to the Bridgeport Canada Line Station, YVR International Airport and 15 minutes to Downtown Vancouver. Ready for your design ideas.

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PRIMA, a beautifully-crafted brand new building by Robert Bosa's Quorum Group!

Walk 1 short block to No 3 Rd & couple of minutes later at Richmond Centre. Lowdensity w/only 101 strata units. Functional floor plan. Spacious & bright! Qualityfinished w/built-in brand name appliances in open modern kitchen, gas cooktop, quartz counter tops, AC, F-to-C windows, German 12mm wide-plank laminated wood floors & large tiles in bathrooms.

Roof-top garden, multi-purpose function room, equipped gym. All these plus a huge elegant entrance foyer on a very quiet residential street.

1,330 SF 2-BDRM CONDO IN UBC $1,688,000

501-3355 BINNING ROAD UNIVERSITY VW

#807 – 6833 Buswell Street

1,156 sf 3-bdrm NE corner unit + 2 balconies totaling 833 sf. Unobstructed Mt Baker & Burnaby Mt views. King-sized master bdrm has walk-in closet. $1,255,800 price includes GST!!!

#1207 – 6833 Buswell Street

954 sf 2-bdrm NE corner unit + 95 sf balcony. Unobstructed Mt Baker & Burnaby Mt views. Kingsized master bdrm. $1,153,800 price includes GST!!!

#715 – 6833 Buswell Street

579 sf 1-bdrm + 70 sf patio. W-facing looking right onto the 5th fl roof top garden view. Open & spacious, king sized master bedroom. Not an inch of wasted space!! Asking $696,800

NEW LISTING

W BROADWAY 749 SF RETAIL $839,000

Prestigious Binning Tower in UBC by Award winning West Group. 1,330 sf 2- en-suited Bdrm + den, 2-bath, 2-u/g secured parking + locker. Almost 100 sf SW covered balcony with open view. Open concept & floor-to-ceiling windows allow plenty of natural light. One owner since new & very well kept. Euro-styled gourmet kitchen with integrated high- end Gaggenau appliances including a 5-burner gas cooktop. Premium quality engineered hardwood flooring. Tiled kitchen & bath floors. One can have the originally-designed 3-bdrm back if necessary, & still have a huge living/dining area. Facilities include equipped gym, library, lounge, etc. Walking distance to Westbrook Village, Pacific Spirit Park, 3-level of schools, shops & restaurants.

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1685 KINGSWAY, VANCOUVER

844 SF brand new tenant improvement w/$100,000+/- spent on new interior walls/doors/ ceiling, new millwork displays, shelving & racks, plumbing/grease trap,5 sinks, lighting w/scheduled shutoff, etc, Unit has good HVAC & 16ʼ+/- high open ceiling, all freshly painted. Perfect for café, pizzeria, small restaurants/ take out & more. Located conveniently at Sunrise Plaza just east of Knight St. with lots of parking. Business Licence type: Retail Food since July 20 2022. Lease expiry July 31, 2024 w/ option to renew for a further 2-year term. Basic rent $22.50/sf ($1,582.50/m) till July 31, 2023, $24/sf ($1,688/m) till July 31, 2024. Operating Budget @ $17.50/sf.

OFFICE / SHOWROOM / WAREHOUSE

2680 SHELL ROAD

Good Corporate looking complex. Tilt-up concrete construction main floor unit. IB1-zoned. Suitable for professional & service oriented business e.g. lawyer, notary, Chinese or naturopathic doctor. 11ʼ +/- ceiling. HVAC & sprinklered. Can be purchased together. Each has 2 parking at front.

Unit 143 - 1206 SF $718,800 3-pc bathroom Unit 148 - 1197 SF $713,800 2-pc H/C washroom. Presently used as a bakery (still going on strong but seller wants to retire). Sale of business or equipment negotiable

LOOKING FOR CENTRAL KITCHEN OR RESTAURANT SPACE? $2,228,800

101-2691 VISCOUNT WAY

I-L zoned light industrial warehouse. Self-managed small complex of 9 units right next to Home Depot in convenient North Richmond. Spacious front unit with wrap around windows & Knight St Bridge exposure. 4,178 sf (2,089 sf dn +2,089 sf up) corner unit. North half of unit has been a catering kitchen with full exhaust, 7ʼ x 11ʼ walk-in cooler, cooking equipment, work & storage area, etc, all with City permits. Start your kitchen business right after Completion and save a lot of TIME and money! South half has 10ʼ w x 8ʼ h front overhead loading door at grade & has tenant since 2019, lease expiry on Dec, 2022 with no option to renew. Unit has three 2-pc washrooms (2 up + 1 down). Perfect for central kitchen, restaurant, catering, bakery. No usage restrictions except any business which is illegal or causes nuisance, hazard or unreasonable noise to others. 4 assigned parking + loading bay & ample street parking. One block to bus stop. $350 monthly strata fee.

ABERDEEN SQUARE 478 SF OFFICE FOR LEASE/SALE $438,000

6125-4000 NO. 3 ROAD

Top floor 12ʼ x 40ʼ (478 SF) office. F-to-C windows w/beautiful water & sunset views!

Air-con. Shows like new. Also FOR LEASE at $2,200 gross plus GST (3.78% NOI). At Canada Line skytrain Station. Zoned ZMU9 ZC27 (mix retail w/office units) allowing many usages.

3454 WEST BROADWAY, VANCOUVER

Nice retail shop in West Broadway Corridor. 749 sq.ft. with excellent exposure, air-conditioned, security system.

9 feet height, 18' frontage, T-bar ceiling. Close to UBC & Vancouver Downtown. One assigned parking stall. Just renewed the lease for 5 years. Good tenant. Lease expiry January 31, 2028. Basic rent average $2,371.83 per month + property tax and strata fees. Annual net return 3.4%.

BRIGHT CORNER COMMERCIAL UNIT $1,388,000

1005-10011 RIVER DRIVE

Parc Riviera mixed use complex at North end of No. 4 Rd. Fast growing area with rapid increased population & commercial activities. 15 minutes walk to Bridgeport Station, couple of minutesʼ drive to Vancouver. Quick access to Highway 99, Knight Bridge & Airport. Close to Costco, Foody World & River Rock. Complex has vast green area, children playground & is right at Tait Waterfront Park with walking trails along the North Dyke. 1,714 sf bright corner commercial unit with 50ʼ+ frontage. ZMU17ZONED PERFECT FOR MEDICAL & DENTAL OFFICES, HEALTH CARE FACILITES, CHILDCARE, RESTAURANT, STUDIO, ETC. Beautifully finished unit with two 2pc-washroom. High ceiling with floor-to-ceiling windows. 5 exclusive underground parking (#98, 100, 102, 103 & 104).

5,499 SF CORNER RETAIL UNIT $7,800,000

1010-4380 NO. 3 ROAD

Approx. 80ʼ frontage facing No. 3 road. Prime ground floor corner 5,499 sq.ft. unit in Parker Place l. High ceiling. Bright and spacious.

Located in the best area in this busy shopping mall. Perfect for medical centre excluding traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and pharmacy, retail trade & services businesses, western style restaurant or dancing school/sport institute & more. HVAC (heat, ventilation & air-conditioning), newly renovated. Rent-to-own plan available o.a.c.. On bus route, walking distance to Canada Line & city centre. 9 parking decals for staffs. Plenty of parking & flexible operating hours with No. 3 Road exit doors for after mall hours entry.

Seize this amazing business opportunity.

PARKER PLACE 762 SF RETAIL $549,000

1290-4380 NO. 3 ROAD Famous Parker Place in the heart of Richmond. Steps away from No 3 Road entrance. 762 sqʼ (16ʼ W x 48ʼ L). Perfect for any retail trade & services except for existing businesses already operating west of the food court (fashion or strata approved excepted). Walking distance to Canada Line & close to City Centre. Vacant possession is negotiable.

PARKER PLACE 266 SF RETAIL FOR SALE $298,000

1440-4380 NO. 3 ROAD Prime ground floor unit in Parker Place Phase I. Close to food court. 15' frontage. Located in the best area in this busy foot traffic shopping Mall. Perfect for any retail trade & services except for existing businesses already operating west of the food court (fashion excepted). Walking distance to Canada Line & City Centre. Good Tenant gross rent : $1,350/month, annual net return 3.25%.

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$1,199,800

$1,499,800

5571 Stefanko Place

Fabulous 4 bedroom plus games room, 2.5 bathroom home in the Steveston North area on a cul-de-sac and backing onto Kozier Neighbourhood Park! Lovingly maintained by long time owners, this home offers LIVING UP with huge family/games room & bedroom/den down (room for the inlaws!) 2 full bathrooms up and laminate throughout the upper level. Downstairs has a half bath with plumbing ready for a shower. New carpet 2020 on the stairs/ lower level and carpet tiles in the family/games room. Exterior repainted and new back deck in 2020. Single garage (room for 3 parking total) with good size workshop space. Nice home to raise a family. Close to all levels of school in the McKinney and Steveston/ London Catchment. Close to transit and shopping.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

10111 No. 1 Road

#434-5700 Andrews Road

MOVE-IN-READY, TOP-FLOOR UNIT IN RIVERS REACH – 2 bedroom, 1 bath, with west exposure, in-suite storage, hardwood floors throughout including the bedrooms and vaulted ceilings in the living room. Super clean and gently lived in, this unit has a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, laminate counters and opens onto the dining/living area. Spacious storage area off kitchen with updated washer/ dryer. Living room with cozy gas fireplace, has charming window seat and access to the balcony. Updated blinds. Excellent school catchment with Homma Elementary and McMath Secondary. Pet friendly building. Beautiful grounds with the lagoon system and boardwalk into the Village. 1 parking spot.

Live the Steveston lifestyle in this BRIGHT unit with a functional layout and lots of updates.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$1,099,000

#2-4388 Bayview Street Rarely available spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse with lower level and upper level flex rooms for extra living space in the heart of Steveston at PHOENIX POND. Just steps to the Waterfront Pier! This recently renovated unit features: new vinyl flooring, new carpet, new paint, a large updated kitchen and countertops, open living area and French doors leading out to your 200 sqft south facing patio. All this and a short stroll to the village, with quaint shops, gourmet restaurants and Farmers Market, cafes, schools, playground and community centre.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746

#303-7660 Minoru Boulevard

Built in 1942, this home offers a solid investment with several options. Mostly original, you can live in, renovate, rent out or re-build. Surrounded by newer homes, with a possibility to redevelop to about 2700 sq ft with a legal suite. West facing backyard with lane access off of Williams Road.

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$699,800

$649,800

#114-7251 Minoru Boulevard

Spacious 2 bedroom + den/ 2 Bath corner unit at THE RENAISSANCE, central Richmondʼs premier ADULT ORIENTED (19+), rainscreened & re-piped building! Perfect for a downsizer or empty nester looking for a QUIET YET CENTRAL location, complex has resort vibe with all suites facing an open air courtyard with fountain & mature landscaping to enjoy.

Many updates incl hard surface flooring throughout, RENOʼD KITCHEN in 2019 includes quartz counters, SS appliances & lighting. Baths also completely renoʼd except for tub & shower.

Second bdrm includes large storage area & negotiable boxed style Murphy bed. Gas f/p in the living dining/area. Private west facing balcony. Short walk to shops, skytrain & Seniors Centre.

1 locker & 1 parking (owner rents 2nd spot) A must see!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$988,000

#203-7777 Cambie Street

NEW CONCRETE BUILDING – SOMA at the popular Cambie Corridor and next to Winona Park in Vancouver West. Airconditioned SOUTHEAST facing bright CORNER UNIT with 2 Bedrooms & 2 Full Baths and lots of windows. Contemporary design with high-end European MIELE appliances & gas stove, quartz countertops, engineered hardwood flooring, and in-suite washer & dryer. Functional floorplan and surprisingly spacious interior make it an ideal first home for a family. One gated parking with EV charging and a PRIVATE storage room included. Only 8 minutes walk to Marine Gateway shopping and Marine Drive Skytrain Station to YVR, downtown, Langara College, and UBC. School catchment: Sir Wilfrid Laurier Elementary & Sir Winston Churchill Secondary.

Rentals & Pets Allowed. Donʼt miss this urban gem!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Andrea Chu 604-338-6660

$499,800

$739,800

Fantastic 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit at adult-oriented Bentley Wynd, perfect for “right sizing”. Bring your housesize furniture to this beautifully updated top floor unit with vaulted ceilings. Huge laundry room, spacious eat-in kitchen with pantry cupboard, living room dining room can accommodate a grand piano! Over 1600 sqft of living space!

Enclosed balcony/solarium perfect for morning coffee!

Complex is surrounded by lovely landscaping and has an outdoor swimming pool conveniently located close to the Minoru Seniors Centre. 2 parking stalls and 1 storage locker included.

#205-7840 Moffatt Road

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE in this 2 bdrm, 2 full bath CORNER/ END unit at the conveniently located MELROSE. Over 1000 sq ft of living space with laminate flooring throughout and an eastfacing covered balcony. Tastefully updated over the years and in squeaky clean condition, this functional floorplan is bright with all the extra windows. Kitchen with a window above the sink features stainless steel appliances, subway tile backsplash, stone counters and room for a movable island. Foyer entrance with large coat closet. Spacious primary bedroom with walk-thru closet and ensuite. Separate laundry room. 2 parking (1 covered and 1 open), 1 storage locker. Building was re-plumbed in 2015 and the lobby facade was redone 2019. Close to shops and transit, this is the one!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$399,900

#1201-6631 Minoru Boulevard Extra spacious east facing one bedroom unit in Regency Park Towers. Large windows for lots of light and goodsized balcony off living room. Unit is in original condition ready for your decorating ideas. Excellent location across from Richmond Center and steps to Canada Line. Short walk to Minoru Park, library and Minoru Centre for Active Living which includes pool, gym and Seniors Center. 1 parking included. No pets. No rentals. Shared laundry.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

#1106-7788 Ackroyd Road Quintet Tower D - 11-storey concrete apartment building centrally located at the heart of Richmond. Professionally managed by Dorset.

2 bed 2 bath functional corner unit comes with geothermal air-conditioning, balcony and 1 parking. Amenities include in-door swimming pool, cardio gym, meeting rooms, and 20,000 sqft roof top garden. Close to public transit, campus, community centre, restaurants and much more.

Perfect for live-in or rental.

Zack Zhang 778-881-9926

$799,000

#304-6077 London Road

STEVESTON LIVING at its best in this PENTHOUSE, north-facing 2 bedroom 2.5 bathroom 2 level home! Located in London Station II in highly sought-after London Landing. This beautiful home boasts STUNNING VIEWS from its MASSIVE 431 SQF ROOFTOP PATIO. Breathtaking sunsets provided from the sweeping Marina, Mountain and farm views. Enjoy climate comfort year-round with the buildingʼs Geothermal system. Other quality features include Bamboo flooring, gas fireplace and stove, and a gourmet kitchen with SS appliances. Steps away from Diplomat Bakery, Ember Kitchen, Sanctuary Café, daycares, schools and a short stroll into Steveston Village. Maint. fee includes City Water and Sewer. 2 parking and 1 locker. Pet and rental friendly.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746

$1,399,000

$849,000

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5182 57A Street, Delta

SUPERB VALUE in Ladner – meticulously maintained 2600 sq ft family home on a rectangular 7,700 sq ft lot with EAST facing park-like backyard overlooking open green space. House is solid built with many updates including: roof, windows, blinds, lightings, carpets, paint & hot water tank 2017.

Upstairs has 3 spacious bedrooms, full bath, living & formal dining, kitchen with gas stove & eating area, and a COZY enclosed sundeck for family room.

Potential in-law suite downstairs with gas fireplace in the living room, full bath, and a sun-filled bedroom/ solarium. Laundry and workshop can be shared by both floors. Situated on a quiet street in nice family-oriented neighborhood. 2 mins to shopping, SaveOnFoods, FreshCo, 10 mins to Richmond.

#8-4771 Garry Street

Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

RE/MAX Westcoast, #110-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC V7B 1B4 / Tel: 604.273.2828 / Cell: 604.317.7768 / Fax: 604.284.1581 / Email: patti@pattimartin.com Each office independently owned and operated.

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2681 E. 54th Avenue

Killarney oldie but a goodie. 4 BDRM, 2 Baths bungalow with separate entrance basement. Upgraded roof, windows and hot water tank. NEWLY LISTED $1,998,000

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#124 - 8520 General Currie Rd

5431 Wagtail Ave

Spectacularly large 833 sqft Private Patio Deck. 1,175 sqft, 2 BDRM, 2 BATHS Queen’s Gate beauty! Hardwood floors, updated kitchen, 9’ ceilings. One owner must be 55+. NEWLY LISTED $678,000

Classic split level. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths 5,700 sq.ft. lot. NEW PRICE $1,498,000

#313 - 12633 No. 2 Rd

Nautica North, 1 BDRM with Lovely window seat to enjoy green space view. Walks large with no wasted space.

NEW PRICE $499,000

#503 - 221 Eleventh

#207 - 10160 Ryan Rd

RE/MAX BIG GIVE GOLF TOURNA AMENT for CMN-BCCHF Our RE/MAX Big Give Golf Tournament on Sept 9, 2022 with our 3 offices: RE/MAX Westcoast in Richmond, RE/MAX Select Properties and RE/MAX Select Realty both in Vancouver was a success!

We raised a total of $31,000 with $23,350 for CMN-BC Children’s Hospital Foundation - BCCHF and $7,750 for our spotlight charity, BC Mental Health Foundation - BCMHF. Thankk you to alll our sponsors, donors, golfers, agents, all participants and UGC fo or hosting.

Richard Laurendeau, Marlee Udashkin Tecks, Valerie Laurendeau, Jannelle de la Torre, Angela Dinnell, Chris Dinnell, Stacey Leanne Davidson missing Lisa Siperko, Allison Cimoszko, Cory Raven.

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SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 10531 SPRINGWOOD CRESCENT

Own one of the few homes on west dyke trail with unobstructed water views.

Resort-style living in this multi level, custom home. Top level boasts master bedroom with a soaker tub and opens to a 600 sf outdoor deck with hot tub, fire pit and expansive views from Garry Point to the North Shore mountains. Main floor boasts a chefʼs kitchen, built in coffee maker, large Quartz Island and a wok kitchen. Ground floor has a theatre room, a family room with a wet bar, wine cellar, and gym, all opening onto your own putting green in the rear yard.

The three car garage holds a golf simulator for golf enthusiasts.

Offered at $3,998,800 Evan Wang 604.265.8068

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4PM #123-12639 NO. 2 ROAD

Enjoy sweet serenity in this rarely available 2 level, 2 bdrm, 2 bat, 2 s/s parking Cityhome in sought-after Nautica South On the quiet side, walk up to your own entrance with a private fully-fenced garden patio, and enjoy views of the marina from your super sunny South and West corner unit. You also have a spacious balcony on the 2nd floor with an even better view of the Fraser River and boats.Updates include hardwood floors, granite kitchen counters, updated stainless appliances.

Offered at $829,000 Lynn-Sakai Boden 604.218.4800

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4PM #119-8500 GENERAL CURRIE ROAD

QUEEN'S GATE. 55+ Adult Oriented Luxurious living. A renovated first floor 2 bed 2 bath unit. The largest floorplan in the complex, features FULL SIZED living & dining rms, eat-in kitchen, 9 ft ceilings, big windows. A wrap around balcony accessible from living room, kitchen & master bdrm! Renovations include, new paint, bathroom countertops & sinks, and more! Amenities include swimming pool, exercise room, hot tub, & more. Short walk to shopping & bus connections. Immaculately managed & beautifully maintained complex with on-site caretaker manager, book your private showing today!

SALES CENTRE OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-4PM @ 12011 3RD AVENUE - #9-9399 NO. 2 ROAD

Introducing Crofton Town-homes, a boutique new community of 3 & 4 bedroom townhomes located in the North Steveston neigh-bourhood of West Richmond. The 11 brand new Townhomes are designed in a classic brownstone style with modern farmhouse aesthetics featuring a combination of brick, and wood trim accents. Sleek kitchens offer islands with quartz countertops and durable materials. Developed by Citimark, one of Richmondʼs most prolific townhome builders. Come visit our sales centre today!

Priced at $698,800 Fraser Roberts 604.779.5324

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM #302-13040 NO. 2 ROAD

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM #9-6400 PRINCESS LANE

HARBOUR WALK – Brand new, move in ready home just steps away from the water. Features private outdoor space overlooking the Fraser River and Steveston Marina. Plenty of amenities in the area including, restaurants, schools, parks, dyke trails and so much more. Enjoy your new home in the heart of Steveston. Please note photos are of the show suite.

Like living in your own detached heritage home in Georgie-Award winning London Landing neighbourhood! This 3 bdrm plus games room down and flex room loft up, enjoys beautiful water views, high ceilings, granite counters, s/s appliances hardwood floors and a functional floor plan.

Offered at $848,800 Sean Lawson 604.240.4837

Priced at $1,598,800 Lynn Sakai-Boden 604.218.4800

Connecting agents to the community Show current and future clients you mean business

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Offered at $1,298,800 Sean Lawson 604.240.4837

OPEN HOUSE SAT 3-5PM & SUN 2-4PM #47-11391 7TH AVENUE

WATERFRONT TOWN HOME in Mariners Village. This 3 bedroom 2 & 1/2 baths is 1520 sqft and is fully renovated throughout. Great room concept on the main floor to maximize the stunning views includes hardwood floors, fire place gorgeous new kitchen w/ huge island, quartz counter tops in kitchen & baths. Stainless steel appliances, gas stove. 3 bdrms, master ensuite w/ shower. New roofs in 2017, Sundeck front and back, fenced private yard, all new windows & doors. Walking distance to everything the Village has to offer, located on West Dyke minutes to Garry Point & Village shops & restaurants.

Priced at $1,268,800 Fraser Roberts 604.779.5324

HELEN PETTIPIECE 604.341.7997

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HARBOUR WALK - CLASSY PENTHOUSE #402-13040 No. 2 Road

SOLD 604-961-9534 | rewads@glaciermedia.ca

Enjoy serene views of the North Shore Mountains from this beautiful 2 Bedroom & Den 2 Bathroom Pent-house. Sleek modern interior with designer color scheme, wide plank flooring, black out roller window shades, highend Stainless Steel appliances, featuring Bertazzonni Gas Range, Fisher Paykal Fridge Freezer, and Blomberg Dishwasher. 2 Parking stalls included.

Offered at $875,000

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WESTWIND

$968,000

MEWS adult complex (19+) in Westwind. Spacious 1,500 sq ft ground oriented 2 level with beautiful bright white kitchen, granite counters & stainless steel appliances. House sized Dining & Living rooms with cozy gas fireplace. Master Suite is generous with walk-in closet and 3 piece bath. Lovely large patio for entertaining and there is a gleaming outdoor pool as well. Complex is meticulously maintained.

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SOUGHT AFTER SOMMERSET 16-11771 Kingfisher Drive

Complex just steps from the West Dyke, Garry Point Park & Steveston Village. Beautiful cabinetry and built-ins in the living room, vinyl windows, bright updated kitchen (with extra window) and bath with laundry up. East and west patios to enjoy the morning or afternoon sun plus easy care laminate floors throughout. Make the move to ʻMARINERSʼ with its grand greenspaces & indoor pool.

$998,000

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Welcome to Horizons by Appia/Bosa. This delightful 1066sf 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo is spacious enough to fit house-size furniture. The 2 bedrooms are separated for privacy. Facing west, watch the spectacular sunsets from inside the unit or take it all in from the balcony. Enjoy the city and Gulf Island views as well, day or night. Cozy gas fireplace, 1 parking & 1 locker. Amenities include a social room, exercise room, hot tub. Centrally located and connected to Richmond Centre Mall, it’s steps away from Canada Line, transit, Hudson Bay, restaurants, medical offices, banks, Minoru Park, ice arenas, library, the track & the new Minoru Centre for Active Living and Aquatic Centre. Close to Brighouse Elementary & Richmond Secondary. Fantastic location!

3631 Francis Road $1,679,000

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Welcome to this quaint and cozy home on a 66x106.5 sf lot on the quiet end of Francis Rd. Make this cute and wellmaintained 1871sf house yours with a beautiful private fenced backyard. 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, 2 fireplaces, Murphy bed in the family room, 4 year old h/w tank, with unique extra parking in the back or make it into a great play area for the kids. Spacious covered balcony for bbq’s and entertaining. The attached shed includes a small workshop inside. Also ideal for investment or holding property until ready to build your dream home. Steps to Seafair Shopping Centre, transit, Gilmore Elementary, Boyd Secondary, gas station, restaurants.

$1,028,000

39 – 5380 Smith Drive $929,000

TRENDY TERRA NOVA 70-6888 Robson Drive

Townhome in STANFORD PLACE that affords some lovely upgrades. Features 2 generous bedrooms up & 2 baths plus a tandem garage. Nine foot ceilings and open plan on the main with ample kitchen cupboards, stainless steel appliances and large deck for barbeques. Facing north/south affords wonderful brightness & the complex boasts a movie theatre, exercise room & beautiful pool.

OPEN SAT/SUN 2-4PM

$1,628,000

Welcome to Bridgeview Court in Hamilton! This spacious 3-level townhome end unit with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, double SxS garage with loads of storage space and a quaint cozy fenced backyard is perfect for a growing family or if you are downsizing from a house. Walk up to the living and dining, open kitchen with generous eating area and large family room surrounded by windows on the main floor. Extensive utility room, a flex room with a built-in desk and a workbench in the garage provides options for storage and hobbies. Two additional parking on the driveway. Brand new balcony, too! Close to Hamilton Community Centre, Hamilton Elementary School, retail, bus transit, Queensborough Landing, New Westminster, Vancouver and Burnaby.

SAVOUR THE SUNSETS 61-11491 7th Avenue

Stunning waterview townhome in popular Mariners Village with some nice updates. Perched on the West Dyke it boasts magnificent views of the channel, Gulf Islands & North Shore mountains. This home features vinyl windows, Master with ensuite plus 2 piece powder & a lovely maple kitchen with a thoughtful layout. Having the beds down affords amazing views from the living areas and large deck.

WESTWIND

$1,828,000

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WESTSIDE

#311-7500 MINORU BOULEVARD Richmond ~ $538,000 CLASSY COACH HOUSE 4734 55B Street

Superb value for this great 2½ storey home with coach house above the garage. This spacious 2,700 sq ft 4 bedroom & loft home features an open ʻGreat Roomʼ plan on main, 3 full baths plus powder on the main, rear lane access & private yard. The one bedroom coach house has itʼs own laundry and is a terrific income/mortgage helper. Convenient Delta Manor area in lovely Ladner location. Sweet!

STEVESTON SOUTH

$2,280,000

Carmel Pointe central location. Adult -oriented building 19 above . Well managed building. 2 Bedrooms 1 and a half bath. over a thousand square feet on top floor. Updated kitchen and Bathrooms. Walking distance to Minoru Park, Library, Community Centre, Sky train, bus, shopping mall etc.

Rainscreened well maintained building. Lots of visitors parking. No rentals allowed.Strata fee includes City of Richmond Utility Tax.

WONDERFUL WESTWIND 5191 Hummingbird Drive

Fabulous family home nestled on a tree-lined street in wonderful Westwind. This 3 bedroom & games room plan boasts a large living room with beautiful rock fireplace, elegant formal dining room & kitchen/family rooms overlooking sunny west yard.

Meticulously maintained by long time owners you will love the recent furnace, low maintenance laminate floors, pristine condition & location.

WESTWIND

$2,299,000

8611 NO. 3 ROAD Richmond ~ $2,888,000 NICER THAN NEW 4888 Duncliffe Road

Is this clever 4 bedroom & den home in popular ʻDUNNSʼ area where you can walk to STEVESTON Village, community centre & parks in minutes.

Beautiful woodwork & built-ins, A/C, crown mouldings & lofty ceilings. Spa-like baths (3 full up & 1 down), majestic Master Suite with big walk-in closet & lavish ensuite. Chefʼs kitchen boasts gas range, wine fridge, big island & fine cabinetry plus a 2nd prep kitchen.

BIG, BOLD & BEAUTIFUL 11491 No. 2 Road

Simply smashing renovation in this grand 3,400 sq ft home with unbelievable ʻFamily Fantasyʼ yard.

Boasts basketball court, inground trampoline & amazing outdoor lounge & kitchen area. Great Room affords views to the farmland & Mt. Baker.

Lower level offers a 1 bedroom in-law suite that could expand to a 2 bedroom one easily. Gourmet kitchen, gym, Master Suite with HUGE walk-in and more.

Broadmoor Area big lot 78 by 150 foot lot. Build your dream home. Good for rental and holding property. Renovated kitchen, bathroom, laminate flooring, master bedroom new carpet. Secluded garden with newly built gazebo. 5 minutes to sky train, Richmond Centre, Minoru Park, Community Centre, library. Transit few steps from the house. Nice residential neighborhood.

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WALLIS, William Ronald It is with profound sadness and feelings of loss that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend William ‘Bill’ Ronald Wallis - June 24, 1937 - October 25, 2022.

Though born in Edmonton, Alberta and attended high school in Vancouver, Bill was proudly a lifelong resident of Richmond, BC. Bill is survived by his beloved wife, Sherrill; sons Randall, Dean and Darren; and loving and muchloved grandchildren - Rebecca, Alexandra, Mathieu, William and Peeriya. Bill was a supportive and committed son to his parents William and Margaret and brother to his pre-deceased siblings - Charles, Alfred, Gordon and Margaret.

Whether raking the fall leaves at his Seafair home, standing on the sidelines of his sons’ soccer games or caring for and cherishing his wife of 60 years, Bill was a quiet and relentless example of devotion, responsibility, integrity, humility, caring, humour and strength. Bill Wallis was a true gentleman.

Our family would like to extend a profound ‘thank you’ to the wonderful and caring staff at Richmond General Hospital and Bill’s wise and caring doctors.

We will have a remembrance service for our father on Saturday, November 5th at 11am at the Richmond Funeral Home, 8420 Cambie Road.

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