Doris Gee

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Doris Gee & Phil Moore, your Burnaby Real Estate Experts!

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Just because it's winter time doesn't mean that we shouldn't stage our listings.  In the

winter simple changes can have a dramatic effect on the appearance of a home.  The

following is an excerpt, reprinted with permission, from an email newsletter that I receive from

Karyn Elliot, the owner of Albertine Design, an interior design firm that specializes in "making

the most of what you already have by organizing, rearranging and transforming your spaces

resulting in enhanced and harmonious living.

 

 

EXTERIOR DRAMATIZING FOR THE WINTER MONTHS

 

 

Selling

Vancouver, B.C. June 2, 2006 - The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that sales of detached, attached and apartment properties reached 4,297 units in May 2006, a modest decrease of 3.1 per cent compared to the 4,434 units sold in May 2005. This figure also represents an increase of 9.7 per cent over May 2004 when 3,918 sales were recorded.

"The increase in listing activity we saw this May is great news for homebuyers in the Greater Vancouver market," says REBGV president Rick Valouche. "The number of residential properties available for sale rose by more than 14 per cent when compared to the same period in 2005. This

We knew it would come sooner or later- our first day of rain after weeks of glorious sun. Actually, I don’t mind it. It gives us a break from watering the lawn plus I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything by working because the weather is drab outside anyway. Besides, rainy days make staying home feel cozier and the kids don’t mind doing their homework so much this way.

Speaking of cozy homes, my sister’s home renovations are fully underway. They’ve gutted the kitchen and part of the basement. They’re re-doing almost the entire house. It’s an exciting project for them, but with a baby on the way in a couple of months, their timeline