New Westminster was founded in 1858 as the original capital city of B.C. by a group of British military engineers called the Sappers, who set up camp where the majestic Fraser River splits north and south. Today, the vibrant city is a destination for foodies and history aficionados alike thanks to its famed brewery district and a scenic waterfront – not to mention its thriving rental scene. In this post, ...
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Dunbar is a leafy Vancouver neighbourhood on the city’s western edge bordering the University Endowment Lands. The streets are primarily lined with single-family homes, though some density can be found in Dunbar Village and along 16th Ave. Dunbar is well serviced by key Translink bus routes and features abundant park space.
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So school is starting in a couple of weeks and your perfect roommate is not so perfect anymore, or has decided to live at home, or that spot in res you were counting on has fallen through. The panic sets in. Where will you live? Liv.rent has some suggestions for all of you who are on the brink of student homelessness. UBC Student Listings: On Campus (Wesbrook Village) 2 bed, 2 bath ...
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The North Shore is not only one of the most scenic parts of Metro Vancouver, but it's also one of the safest and cleanest. Living in North Vancouver is a dream come true for anyone who loves the outdoors and having the wild in their own backyard. It's so close to forests, beaches, and the Sea-to-Sky highway that links to Whistler. This is the perfect place to lay down roots if ...
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The Lower Mainland is blessed with spectacular city options that range from the hustle and bustle of downtown Vancouver, to the quieter more bucolic suburbs of the North Shore. Together with Vantastic VA, a one-stop relocation service helping people relocate to Vancouver from all over the world, we've compiled some key insights and observations to help you decide which city in the Greater Vancouver Area is right for you. We've ...
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Vancouver was recently ranked the 4th most pet-friendly city in Canada according to Canadian Dogs, but where exactly are the most pet-friendly neighbourhoods in the city? There are a few things that renters should consider when choosing a neighbourhood in order to keep their pets healthy and happy. Living in areas where there are lots of green spaces and trails is optimal and the less car traffic, the better. For ...
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Metro Vancouver's Simon Fraser University, or SFU for short, has four campuses — Burnaby, Great Northern Way, Surrey, and Vancouver. Which of these campuses you attend will depend on your program or area of study, and this guide will help you find housing no matter where your classes take you. We’re liv.rent, a rental listings platform and more on a mission to help connect students with rental market housing that ...
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Part of South Vancouver’s newest neighbourhood town centre, the W1 towers, located conveniently at the Marine and Cambie hub, offer both furnished and unfurnished 1, 2 and 3 bedroom options to the public. These beautiful apartments are part of the successful transformation of the Cambie Corridor. This planned community has everything you need. Enjoy world-class amenities, stunning city-mountain views, and shopping and entertainment at your doorstep. Here are some neighbourhood highlights: Easy Transportation The vibrant, safe ...
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The West End is one of Vancouver’s oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods and also the largest on the Downtown peninsula. It is home to some of the city’s most colourful thoroughfares, best beaches and the biggest city park this side of New York - Stanley Park.
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Historically Vancouver’s Little Italy, Commercial Drive has shifted shape many times since the '50s, layering textures and adding character along the way. Today, the most popular street in the Grandview-Woodlands area, forms the proud backbone of East Van.
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