Vancouver

From Whistler Village to the upper slopes of Whistler Mountain—and onward to the walkable heart of Langford—this trio traces a West Coast approach to living where views, access, and design do much of the talking. A hotel-managed studio loft with mountain glimpses captures a hands-off foothold in Whistler. At the other end, a concrete, steel, and timber chalet in Taluswood brings gated seclusion and ski-in/ski-out ease. Rounding it out, a corner Langford residence pairs lofty concrete ceilings with an unusually expansive patio.

A daily rhythm shaped by water, forest, and wide-open views. This trio spans Fintry, Revelstoke, and Ten Mile Point, each offering a distinct kind of quiet—an Okanagan Lake-view lot in an emerging community, a remodeled two-bedroom home tucked among mature cedars across from forest, and a one-acre waterfront holding with rugged coastline and Haro Strait panoramas. Together, they balance lifestyle with clear potential to build, upgrade, or invest.

Victoria’s Inner Harbour sets the tone for a harbourfront urban lifestyle, and this one Mermaid Wharf residence captures it with unusual immediacy. A rare ground-floor patio creates a townhouse-like connection to the outdoors, while dock access and dedicated kayak and bike storage underline an active rhythm built around paddling, cycling, and waterfront walks. Steel-and-concrete construction, pet-friendly policies, and design-forward interiors support everyday ease, with downtown and Chinatown close enough to reach on foot.

Price: C$11,995,000

Haven TeamMar 3, 2026 · 2 min read

In British Columbia, the best indoor-outdoor homes are designed so daily life can move easily between inside and out—with plans that account for wind and rain, privacy when the glass disappears, and outdoor comfort beyond peak summer. Here are the design moves that tend to matter most in luxury homes across the province.

Haven TeamFeb 25, 2026 · 3 min read

In Greater Victoria, after years when low inventory shaped nearly every decision, buyers have more selection and more time to be precise—about neighborhood, home type, and what ‘value’ means in day-to-day life. Sellers, meanwhile, are operating in a market that rewards realistic pricing and presentation rather than urgency. The result is a steadier pace that makes the region easier to buy into thoughtfully—and clearer to evaluate as both a lifestyle choice and a long-term hold.

Haven TeamFeb 23, 2026 · 4 min read

Imagine finding a home that seamlessly blends modern design with the beauty of British Columbia’s natural landscapes. From family-friendly layouts near Thetis Lake to resort-style living at Silver Star Mountain Resort and sustainable townhomes in historic Mission, these five properties, ranging from $674,000 to $899,000, offer something extraordinary. Each showcases contemporary amenities like quartz countertops and energy-efficient systems, while emphasizing outdoor access to trails, lakes, and scenic views. Whether you crave accessibility, adventure, or urban charm, these homes promise a lifestyle connected to nature and comfort.

In the heart of Vancouver and the scenic outskirts of Rossland, six remarkable properties redefine modern living with a blend of sustainability and luxury. From Passive House designs in East Vancouver, promising up to 90% savings on heating costs, to a resort-style retreat with breathtaking golf course views, these homes cater to diverse lifestyles—urban vibrancy or outdoor adventure. With sleek finishes, eco-conscious features, and prime locations near bustling amenities or nature’s playground, each offers a unique vision of contemporary elegance waiting to be explored.

Imagine owning a slice of unparalleled luxury, where breathtaking natural beauty meets exceptional design. From a New York-style penthouse with ski-in, ski-out access at Big White to a riverfront blueberry farm in Keremeos and a custom log retreat on a private lakefront in 70 Mile House, these five extraordinary properties redefine high-end living. Each offers a unique connection to nature, versatile multi-use potential, and exemptions from common restrictions, making them rare opportunities for personal sanctuaries or lucrative investments across British Columbia’s most stunning landscapes.