Are Homes Actually Selling in Halfmoon Bay Right Now?
If you’ve been watching the Halfmoon Bay real estate market lately, you might be wondering: are homes actually selling right now?
The short answer is yes.
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If you’ve been watching the Halfmoon Bay real estate market lately, you might be wondering: are homes actually selling right now?
The short answer is yes.
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If you’ve been watching the Sechelt real estate market lately, you might be wondering: are homes actually selling right now?
The short answer is yes.
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If you’ve been watching the Gibsons real estate market lately, you might be wondering: are homes actually selling right now?
The short answer is yes.
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If you’re thinking about buying a home in Gibsons, you’ve probably spent plenty of time looking at listings, researching neighbourhoods and trying to get a feel for the local real estate market.
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“But My BC Assessment Says…” a phrase we hear often and understandably so. BC Assessments offer a useful reference point, but they don’t always align with what’s happening in the market right now.
In this post, we’ll look at this month’s closed sales, comparing sale prices to BC Assessment values.
“But My BC Assessment Says…” a phrase we hear often and understandably so. BC Assessments offer a useful reference point, but they don’t always align with what’s happening in the market right now.
In this post, we’ll look at this month’s closed sales, comparing sale prices to BC Assessment values.
Everybody knows Sunshine Coast for its picturesque nature, and what better way to immerse yourself in its natural beauty than to spend a night (or more) in nature? The great thing about the Sunshine Coast is we’ve got something for everyone – whether you’re bringing the kids for their first camping trip or you’re the type who likes to disappear into the woods for a week. Just hop on the ferry at Horseshoe Bay from Vancouver and you’re in a different world. Here’s our take on four spots we love, from the easy ones right up to the adventures that’ll test your stamina.
There is nothing that compares to taking a dip in fresh ocean water however, sometimes we all need a quiet day at the lake. Take a look through some awesome lakes to visit on your next escape from the busy beaches of the Sunshine Coast.
Sakinaw Lake is truly a lake lover’s paradise! Rent a cabin along the lake with your friends and family to enjoy the calm waters of Sakinaw Lake. Bring your boat to get some water skiing or wakeboarding practice around the waterski course or bring your paddle board and explore the lake. One of the most unique things about Sakinaw lake is it connects to the Salish Sea on one end.
Take a trip to Ruby Lake and enjoy some of the clearest and warmest waters on the Sunshine Coast! Rent a canoe, paddleboard, kayak or launch your boat and spend the day exploring the lake. If you are planning to stay awhile, book a tent, cabin, or cottage at the Ruby Lake Resort only a short 2-minute drive away from the lake.
Other notable lakes in the Pender Harbour area:
If making a trip up to Pender Harbour is a little too far for the day, take a trip to Trout Lake located just past Sechelt. This lake is great for fishing, swimming, and floating around. On your trip, you may spot one or two turtles, just remember to admire from afar.
The Sunshine Coast is a beautiful place all year round however, the summertime is when the Coast truly shines. With warm days, beautiful beaches, established festivals, and scenic trails, the Sunshine Coast can truly be experienced throughout the summer months. Discover some great events in Sechelt and Roberts Creek to add to your summer bucket list!
Take part in Canada’s longest-running literary festival of Canadian writers and readers at the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts. From August 7 to 15, 2021, enjoy opportunities to listen to some talented writers from all over the country at Rockwood Center in Sechelt, B.C.
Another fantastic arts festival happening in Sechelt this summer is the Rogue Arts Festival. Festival-goers get to enjoy live music, unique visual art, delicious food, and vendors all while being surrounded by the beauty of the Sunshine Coast.
Saturday, July 24, 2021, get a group of your 5 closest friends together and enjoy live music and a delicious multicourse meal at the One Tiny Farm in Roberts Creek. Help raise money while enjoying a wonderful meal!
As we continue to follow the re-opening plan set out by the Government of British Columbia, residents can start safely traveling within Canada. Visitors are allowed to get back to exploring their favourite spots in the beautiful Sunshine Coast again! Let’s discover some activities that you should add to your Sunshine Coast bucket list for this summer!
Head over to the sandy beaches of Porpoise Bay Provincial Park with the family to catch some rays! Whether you are looking to swim, paddle, or sit on the beach, this lake-like beach will be perfect for you and your kids. If you are interested in staying overnight, book one of the reservable camp spots just minutes away from the beach.
Take a quick 4km walk through an easy trail to Smugglers Cove to learn about the history of the park and how it got its name, Smuggler Cove. Along the way, you will be able to learn about the animals that currently still live here. Hikers will be rewarded with a beautiful look out onto the Georgia Straight.
Visit one of the most beautiful acts of nature and one of the great whitewater wonders of the world at Skookumchuck Narrows. After walking 4km through the trail, you can view the tides change twice daily. This unique tide change creates rapids perfect for professional extreme kayaking and diving.
If you have some time on your hands, try hiking the 180KM backcountry Sunshine Coast Trail. This beautiful trail travels through lakes and forests to 14 huts along the Coast. If you don’t have a full eight days or just want to get a taste before committing to the lengthy hike, try doing one of the day hikes to the huts!