Vancouver Renters Guide - 06 Jun., 2014

June 6 - July 4, 2014 Volume 22 Issue 06

Metro Vancouver Edition

International Plaza Apartments

1989 Marine Drive, Vancouver

604-980-3606

Bachelor, 1, 1+den, & 2 Bedroom Available

www.caprent.com

Langley / Vancouver

Majorca

5699-201A St. • 604-533-6945

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FREE: Laundry, Heat, Hot Water and

Covered Parking

• Ideal for seniors: • Handy Dart - Home making Services -

Seniors Centre• Bus Stop at Corner• 5 Min Walk to Save-On-Foods,

Walk-In Clinics, Shops and Restaurants

• Resident manager on site 24 hrs• Free cable - Free laundry• Hardwood Floors• Sparkling Clean Buildings• We Are Proud of Our Addresses• No pets

Langley

stardust

5639-201A St. • 604-533-7578

rainbow

5669-201A St. • 604-533-6945

villa fontana

5609-201A St. • 604-533-7578

• Ocean or mountain views• Sauna• Gated underground parking• Close to shops, beach and park

Nelson Place1424 NELSON & BROUGHTON

To view please call resident manager at

604.684.3921

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Carmen Manor1516 DAVIE STREET & NICOLA

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• 1 bedroom suites with balcony• Close to shops, beach and park• Sauna• Laundry facilities• No pets

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Surrey/ Langley/ Delta / Coquitlam

• Heat and hot water included • Bright apartment with lots of windows • Lots of closet space

• Enclosed patio/balcony • Security surveillance cameras • Coined laundry in common area

APPLICANTS SUBJECT TO CREDIT AND REFERENCE CHECKS

Merton & Carroll Court

5630 & 5640 201A Street, Langley, V3A 1T1604-530-2313 or 604-250-0329

An Associa® Company

www.baywest.ca

Central location near Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Costco, Walmart, Bestbuy, Staples, Fitness World

and Transportation

Studio from $6251 Bdrm from $7252 Bdrm from $825

• Across from Guildford Mall, library & new community centre

• Close to schools & buses • Outdoor pool, balconies & patios• Heat, h/w, drapes & carpet

included • Spacious & very clean

FOR PERSONAL VIEWING CALL 604-582-0465

AFFORDABLE 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites Available

10525-150th Street, Surrey

Spacious & very clean

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS SINCE 1964

COMPLETELY RENOVATED Spacious, modern suites are ready to welcome you home!

NEW flooring, cabinets, countertops, fixtures and appliances, Heat and Parking is INCLUDED in the rent!

Sorry No Pets or BBQ's

To view, please call 604-306-7877

NO Dogs and NO Smoking. Contact Van 604-468-1698

3091 LINCOLN AVE., COQUITLAM

RENT FROM $ 1025 / M. 1 Bed, 1 Bed & Den and 2 Bed & 2 Bath suites available, security building / cameras, 5 appliances, free hot water, free use of 18000 sq. ft. Clubhouse. 2 blocks from Coquitlam Mall & FUTURE skytrtain, West Coast Express and Coquitlam Bus Station, Doctors, Stores, City Centre.

GreenboroughA P A R T M E N T S

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PROFILE8. Capreit: It’s good to be home

TENANCY TIPS16. The good Neighbour

by Shlomo Sharon

QUICK TIPS20. Organize on a budget

by Hellen Buttigieg

MOVING24. Sort, downsize and organize now for

a stress-free spring and a happier summer moveby Chuck Resnick

25. RENTAL DIRECTORY

FEATURES

VICE PRESIDENT,WALL2WALL MEDIAJacqueline HillEDITOR-IN-CHIEF,DIRECTOR OF CONTENTSusan LeggeDIRECTOR OF SALES, NATIONALJosh HeppnerSENIOR SALES MANAGER, WESTERN CANADAEdwin RizzariEDITORElisa Krovblit

MEDIA CONSULTANTLan Do 604-812-7298Surrey, Langley, White Rock, Maple Ridge, Mission, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Richmond, Ladner

SALES ASSISTANTJustin Salvador SENIOR PRODUCTION MANAGERGnanapandithan BalaPRODUCTION MANAGERNikki YarwoodGRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTIONMike TerentievPRODUCTION COORDINATORSwinder JodhkaPRINTINGTC Transcontinental

The Vancouver Renters Guide magazine is published by Wall2Wall Media located at Suite 500, One Innovation, 2700 Production Way, Burnaby, BC V5A4X1. The Renters Guide is distributed free throughout Greater Vancouver at free pick-up locations. This magazine carefully inspects all ads for accuracy, however, the publisher and the printer shall not be responsible for any mistakes, design errors or incorrect information which is provided by the advertiser or their representative. The advertising herein, including the photographs and all artwork is the property of the Renters Guide magazine and not that of the advertiser. The advertiser has purchased the right of reproduction in the Renters Guide magazine only and does not have the right to reproduce the ad in whole or in part in any other place or publication without the consent of the publisher.

The entire contents of this publication are protected by copyright and are intended for the sole use of the public.

©2014 Wall2Wall Media

4180, Lougheed HighwaySuite 102 Burnaby BC V5C 6A7

TO ADVERTISE:Phone: 604-812-7298

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2. Langley/Vancouver

3. Surrey/Langley/Delta/ Coquitlam

7. Burnaby

8. Vancouver

23. Victoria

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Wall2Wall Media is a trademark of Yellow Pages Group Co. in Canada

Disclaimer: The views expressed by the columnists in this publication are not necessarily those of the publication.

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ON THE COVER

SECTIONS





604-980-3606


www.caprent.com

PROFILE8. Capreit: It’s good to be home

TENANCY TIPS16. The good Neighbour

by Shlomo Sharon

QUICK TIPS20. Organize on a budget

by Hellen Buttigieg

MOVING24. Sort, downsize and organize now for

a stress-free spring and a happier summer moveby Chuck Resnick

25. RENTAL DIRECTORY

FEATURES

VICE PRESIDENT,WALL2WALL MEDIAJacqueline HillEDITOR-IN-CHIEF,DIRECTOR OF CONTENTSusan LeggeDIRECTOR OF SALES, NATIONALJosh HeppnerSENIOR SALES MANAGER, WESTERN CANADAEdwin RizzariEDITORElisa Krovblit

MEDIA CONSULTANTLan Do 604-812-7298Surrey, Langley, White Rock, Maple Ridge, Mission, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Richmond, Ladner

SALES ASSISTANTJustin Salvador SENIOR PRODUCTION MANAGERGnanapandithan BalaPRODUCTION MANAGERNikki YarwoodGRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTIONMike TerentievPRODUCTION COORDINATORSwinder JodhkaPRINTINGTC Transcontinental

The Vancouver Renters Guide magazine is published by Wall2Wall Media located at Suite 500, One Innovation, 2700 Production Way, Burnaby, BC V5A4X1. The Renters Guide is distributed free throughout Greater Vancouver at free pick-up locations. This magazine carefully inspects all ads for accuracy, however, the publisher and the printer shall not be responsible for any mistakes, design errors or incorrect information which is provided by the advertiser or their representative. The advertising herein, including the photographs and all artwork is the property of the Renters Guide magazine and not that of the advertiser. The advertiser has purchased the right of reproduction in the Renters Guide magazine only and does not have the right to reproduce the ad in whole or in part in any other place or publication without the consent of the publisher.

The entire contents of this publication are protected by copyright and are intended for the sole use of the public.

©2014 Wall2Wall Media

4180, Lougheed HighwaySuite 102 Burnaby BC V5C 6A7

TO ADVERTISE:Phone: 604-812-7298

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contents

2. Langley/Vancouver

3. Surrey/Langley/Delta/ Coquitlam

7. Burnaby

8. Vancouver

23. Victoria

Published By

Wall2Wall Media is a trademark of Yellow Pages Group Co. in Canada

Disclaimer: The views expressed by the columnists in this publication are not necessarily those of the publication.

when it comes to rental accommodations, it’s important to be as diligent as possible to make sure you have a good experience from start to finish.

If possible, speak to current tenants and ask about their experience. If you’re shown a model, ask to view the actual suite where you’ll be living so you can check out the view and get a sense of exactly what you’re getting beforehand so there are no surprises. While you’re renting, know your rights. Tenants are not responsible for normal wear and tear on the premises during the tenancy. The landlord is responsible for general upkeep, including wear and tear. You should be asked to fill out an Inspection Worksheet when you move in, which the landlord will sign. This is an important document to keep on hand for moving day. Consider taking photographs if there are damaged areas, or bring a video camera if you have one and tape the inspection. A little diligence now ensures peace of mind for later.

Susan LeggeEDITOR-IN-CHIEF, National Real Estate [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/SusanLegge

if you’re just leaving home, you may have visions of your parents’ home, with lavish amounts of space: living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen and lots of closets. But newly out of the nest – whether starting your career or heading

off to school – you may find your budget and your vision are very different realities. Your big decision will probably be deciding between living in a smaller apartment, perhaps a bachelor or studio, or having a roommate (or two, or three) so you can afford more space.

If you’re downsizing now that the nest is empty, you may be trying to figure out how your current household will fit into a much smaller place. You may find that, as a single or a couple, you only need one bedroom, but you would prefer a two-bedroom so that when your child/children come for a visit you have the room for them to stay over. Perhaps that extra bedroom will even be used for sleep-overs with grandchildren!

Sometimes the move is more difficult – downsizing because of a less desirable change in life like divorce or financial distress. Consider what you really need as opposed to what you’re accustomed to having. It can be hard to consider life alone, but if you make this a fresh start and embrace your new home as something that is all yours, you can invest yourself in it without compromise. If it’s financial, try to cut back. Consider it temporary and forge a plan for getting back on your feet. Keep in mind that, by buckling down, you can get back on track and move on.

Bigger isn’t necessarily better when it comes to apartment living. The one mistake people often make is renting a space to accommodate their stuff. Do you want extra rooms that you won’t use just so you can house extra furniture? Is it worth paying for a storage space when you could simply unload some items?

Renters Guide makes it easy to look for an apartment to suit your lifestyle. Our magazine and website, TheRentersGuide.ca plus our new Renters Guide app for iPhone, offer the best selection of available apartments as well as great articles and advice, making it easy to make your move!

Elisa KrovblitEDITOR [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/ElisaKrovblit

Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/TheRentersGuide

EDITORS’ NOTES

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A1. Fraser Pointe3083 Kent Ave NEconcertproperties.com

A2. 600 DrakeDowntown/ Yaletownconcertproperties.com

A3. Collingwood Villageconcertproperties.com

A4. The Westridge4170 & 4180 Nanaimo Streetconcertproperties.com

A5. Cassiar Court1730 Cassiar Stconcertproperties.com

A6. Parkside Village3646 William Streetconcertproperties.com

A7. Infinity828 Howe Street

A8. Nelson Place1424 Nelson & Broughton

A9. Carmen Manor1516 Davie Street & Nicola

A13. Whitgift Gardens 550 Cottonwood Aveconcertpropert ies.com

A14. Kent Place533 Cottonwood Avenue

A15. Cypress Gardens114 & 1132 Howie StreetCaprent.com

A16. Park Regency Apartments612 Clarke Road Coquitlam Caprent.com

A17. Sydney Place Apartments544 Sydney AveCaprent.com

A18. Lougheed Village Apartments9500/9502 Erickson Drive9303/9304 Salish Court

A19. Holly Tree Apartments1116 Hamilton StreetCaprent.com

A20. Park Astoria Apartments430- 11th StreetCaprent.com

A21. Princeton Place ApartmentsHoway StreetCaprent.com

A22. Tantus Towers810 St. Andrews StreetCaprent.com

A23. Sherbrooke Manor Apartments329 Sherbrooke StreetCaprent.com

A11. Surrey Gardens100, 12747-102 AvenueGreatApartments.ca

A12. Evergreen Apartments10525 150 St.Gatewaypm.com A24. Deltita Gardens

8507 120 St

A25. Blair House10100 No.3 RoadGreatApartments.ca

A26. Fraser Place11675 Seventh AveCaprent.com

A27. Dolphin Square8200 Park RdCaprent.com

A28. Carlton Park Gardens10951 Mortfield RdCaprent.com

A30. Rainbow 5669-201A St.

A31. Villa Fontana5609-201A St.

A32. Majorca5699 201A St

A33. Stardust5639 201A St

A34 Encore19899-55A Avenuewww.baywest.ca

A29. Huron Court31790 Union AveBaywest.ca

A30. Courtyard Estates2929 & 2959 Tims Streetfiresidepropertygroup.com/courtyard-estates/

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PROPERTY FEATURES:

PRIME LOCATION!

SUITE FEATURES:

PLEASE CALL:

QUALITY. CONVENIENT. AFFORDABLE.

Secure underground parking• 24-hour Laundry Room• Air Conditioned Fitness Centre and Saunas• Outdoor Pool and Sun Deck• Private Courtyard with Picnic Area and Sports • Court (RE-OPENING SUMMER 2014)Games and social lounge• Guest Suite available• Pet-Free Community• Keyless building access and security • monitoring 24/7Friendly and Professional On-Site • ManagementClikFIX – Bentall Kennedy’s Resident Service • Contact Centre available for all your service needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

5 Minute Walk from Metrotown Skytrain• Convenient Access to #1 Highway, Boundary • Road and the KingswayClose to Metropolis at Metrorown, BCIT and • Deer Lake Park

Variety of one and two bedroom layouts• Balcony in most suites• Upgraded kitchens with fridge and stove• Modern lighting and electrical•

604.433.53211 bedrooms starting from $11952 bedrooms starting from $1650604.433.5321


A1. Fraser Pointe3083 Kent Ave NEconcertproperties.com

A2. 600 DrakeDowntown/ Yaletownconcertproperties.com

A3. Collingwood Villageconcertproperties.com

A4. The Westridge4170 & 4180 Nanaimo Streetconcertproperties.com

A5. Cassiar Court1730 Cassiar Stconcertproperties.com

A6. Parkside Village3646 William Streetconcertproperties.com

A7. Infinity828 Howe Street

A8. Nelson Place1424 Nelson & Broughton

A9. Carmen Manor1516 Davie Street & Nicola

A13. Whitgift Gardens 550 Cottonwood Aveconcertpropert ies.com

A14. Kent Place533 Cottonwood Avenue

A15. Cypress Gardens114 & 1132 Howie StreetCaprent.com

A16. Park Regency Apartments612 Clarke Road Coquitlam Caprent.com

A17. Sydney Place Apartments544 Sydney AveCaprent.com


A19. Holly Tree Apartments1116 Hamilton StreetCaprent.com

A20. Park Astoria Apartments430- 11th StreetCaprent.com

A21. Princeton Place ApartmentsHoway StreetCaprent.com

A22. Tantus Towers810 St. Andrews StreetCaprent.com

A23. Sherbrooke Manor Apartments329 Sherbrooke StreetCaprent.com

A11. Surrey Gardens100, 12747-102 AvenueGreatApartments.ca

A12. Evergreen Apartments10525 150 St.Gatewaypm.com A24. Deltita Gardens

8507 120 St

A25. Blair House10100 No.3 RoadGreatApartments.ca

A26. Fraser Place11675 Seventh AveCaprent.com

A27. Dolphin Square8200 Park RdCaprent.com

A28. Carlton Park Gardens10951 Mortfield RdCaprent.com

A30. Rainbow 5669-201A St.

A31. Villa Fontana5609-201A St.

A32. Majorca5699 201A St

A33. Stardust5639 201A St

A34 Encore19899-55A Avenuewww.baywest.ca

A29. Huron Court31790 Union AveBaywest.ca

A30. Courtyard Estates2929 & 2959 Tims Streetfiresidepropertygroup.com/courtyard-estates/

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SURGEON BANK

FRASER RIVER

WHITE ROCK

LANGLEYCITY

LANGLEY

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NEW

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COQUITLAM

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MAPLERIDGE

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A25A28

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[email protected]

PROPERTY FEATURES:

PRIME LOCATION!

SUITE FEATURES:

PLEASE CALL:

QUALITY. CONVENIENT. AFFORDABLE.

Secure underground parking• 24-hour Laundry Room• Air Conditioned Fitness Centre and Saunas• Outdoor Pool and Sun Deck• Private Courtyard with Picnic Area and Sports • Court (RE-OPENING SUMMER 2014)Games and social lounge• Guest Suite available• Pet-Free Community• Keyless building access and security • monitoring 24/7Friendly and Professional On-Site • ManagementClikFIX – Bentall Kennedy’s Resident Service • Contact Centre available for all your service needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

5 Minute Walk from Metrotown Skytrain• Convenient Access to #1 Highway, Boundary • Road and the KingswayClose to Metropolis at Metrorown, BCIT and • Deer Lake Park

Variety of one and two bedroom layouts• Balcony in most suites• Upgraded kitchens with fridge and stove• Modern lighting and electrical•

604.433.53211 bedrooms starting from $11952 bedrooms starting from $1650604.433.5321

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A greAt loCAtion, A greAt Suite And A ProfeSSionAl ProPerty mAnAgement teAm. These are three of the most important elements to consider when searching for your new apartment. You’ll want to take a look at Sherbrooke Manor Apartments in New Westminster, they are a prime example of all three elements creating an ideal home.

Located at 329 Sherbrooke Street, the location puts residents in a prime spot. The community is quite close to the Sky Train, making it an ideal spot for commuters. Braid station C train is only a few minutes away. It’s a short commute downtown, but there is also plenty of opportunity to work close to home. The area is actually the perfect ‘live, work, play’ community.

The area is just full of amenities. Families will appreciate the selection of schools, places of worship, parks and sports fields. The community is across from Sapperton Park. With its lit soccer pitch and baseball diamonds, plus a delightful water play park and playground for the kids, it’s a great spot for getting out to play or going for a stroll. Picnic tables and benches invite visitors to linger and enjoy their time outdoors.

The nearby Mercer Stadium recently went through a $2 million+ renovation and the results are spectacular. The bright and colourful racetrack is ideal for running, rain or shine, with its spring-back material taking it easier on joints than sidewalk running. The stadium’s turf is ideal for sporting events. Whether you’re playing or spectating, it’s a great venue, complete with grandstand, scoreboard and night lighting.

The area is also within walking distance to neighbourhood shops, grocery, dining options and more; with downtown New Westminster offering great commerce, a wide array of business and services, culture, a financial centre and nightlife. It’s a perfect option for those that want it all, close to home! New Westminster is an ideal mix of urban and suburban, with lots of convenience and still surrounded by greenspace, bringing residents the best of both worlds.

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are inviting, a tranquil and serene setting to return home to each day. The gorgeous lobby has been recently renovated and exudes

contemporary style and comfort. It’s a comfortable place to linger when waiting for guests to arrive or to wait for your ride to come get you. The laundry room is modern and conveniently operates 24/7 so that you can take care of your laundry at your own convenience.

Welcoming to residents and guests, this secure and entry-controlled building offers covered and outdoor parking and is monitored by security video surveillance. Offering added peace of mind, Sherbrooke Manor Apartments are part of the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program. In partnership with the local police, this program has been designed specifically to keep crime away from multi-residential residences and create a safer and more comfortable community. As a member of the program, it shows that the property management company has taken part in workshops and onsite improvements throughout the grounds and building to ensure security and safety requirements set out by the program are met. Some elements of the program include quality locks on all suite doors, door peepholes, secondary locks to control sliding doors and windows, effective pruning and trimming of the bushes and shrubbery on the grounds so that enhanced visibility deters a criminal element, proper lighting throughout the building and grounds – and generally a clean, well-kept community. These factors benefit residents in safety but also in fostering a sense of pride in the community they call home.

A pet-friendly community, Sherbrooke Manor Apartments

offers spacious bachelor, one- two- and three-bedroom suites – and these suites will impress. Freshly painted and updated, the beige on beige finishes, including plush broadloom and ceramic tile, offer a designer feel, setting the perfect stage for your decor. They’ve got great closet space, including in-suite storage. Large windows let you take in the view while bathing the rooms in warm, natural daylight.

The kitchens also offer ample storage cabinetry, plus plenty of counterspace for cooking and prep. With ceramic tiled floors, eat-in kitchens provide more than enough room for a family dining table.

Bedrooms will also appeal to growing families, with room for kids to grow. Singles and couples will find the ample space an indulgence, easily accommodating your yen for entertaining. Those that work from home may choose a larger suite to include an office, though the large living space may be all you need to create a great office niche in one area, open to the living room.

Managed by Capreit, you also get the assurance of quality and customer service that they’re known for. As one of Canada’s largest property management companies, they manage close to 40,000 apartments – that’s like running a small city – and they do it extremely well. Friendly and helpful onsite staff take care of your rental needs.

With a prime location and great suites, you’ll find that it’s good to be home in the Sherbrooke Manor Apartments. For more information visit caprent.com. Call (604) 931-3273 for details or to make an appointment and appreciate the community for yourself.

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CAPreitIt’s good to be home

A greAt loCAtion, A greAt Suite And A ProfeSSionAl ProPerty mAnAgement teAm. These are three of the most important elements to consider when searching for your new apartment. You’ll want to take a look at Sherbrooke Manor Apartments in New Westminster, they are a prime example of all three elements creating an ideal home.

Located at 329 Sherbrooke Street, the location puts residents in a prime spot. The community is quite close to the Sky Train, making it an ideal spot for commuters. Braid station C train is only a few minutes away. It’s a short commute downtown, but there is also plenty of opportunity to work close to home. The area is actually the perfect ‘live, work, play’ community.

The area is just full of amenities. Families will appreciate the selection of schools, places of worship, parks and sports fields. The community is across from Sapperton Park. With its lit soccer pitch and baseball diamonds, plus a delightful water play park and playground for the kids, it’s a great spot for getting out to play or going for a stroll. Picnic tables and benches invite visitors to linger and enjoy their time outdoors.

The nearby Mercer Stadium recently went through a $2 million+ renovation and the results are spectacular. The bright and colourful racetrack is ideal for running, rain or shine, with its spring-back material taking it easier on joints than sidewalk running. The stadium’s turf is ideal for sporting events. Whether you’re playing or spectating, it’s a great venue, complete with grandstand, scoreboard and night lighting.

The area is also within walking distance to neighbourhood shops, grocery, dining options and more; with downtown New Westminster offering great commerce, a wide array of business and services, culture, a financial centre and nightlife. It’s a perfect option for those that want it all, close to home! New Westminster is an ideal mix of urban and suburban, with lots of convenience and still surrounded by greenspace, bringing residents the best of both worlds.

Professionally managed by Capreit, Sherbrooke Manor Apartments have a lot to offer. The low-rise building creates an intimate community. Manicured grounds TheRentersGuide.ca

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are inviting, a tranquil and serene setting to return home to each day. The gorgeous lobby has been recently renovated and exudes

contemporary style and comfort. It’s a comfortable place to linger when waiting for guests to arrive or to wait for your ride to come get you. The laundry room is modern and conveniently operates 24/7 so that you can take care of your laundry at your own convenience.

Welcoming to residents and guests, this secure and entry-controlled building offers covered and outdoor parking and is monitored by security video surveillance. Offering added peace of mind, Sherbrooke Manor Apartments are part of the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program. In partnership with the local police, this program has been designed specifically to keep crime away from multi-residential residences and create a safer and more comfortable community. As a member of the program, it shows that the property management company has taken part in workshops and onsite improvements throughout the grounds and building to ensure security and safety requirements set out by the program are met. Some elements of the program include quality locks on all suite doors, door peepholes, secondary locks to control sliding doors and windows, effective pruning and trimming of the bushes and shrubbery on the grounds so that enhanced visibility deters a criminal element, proper lighting throughout the building and grounds – and generally a clean, well-kept community. These factors benefit residents in safety but also in fostering a sense of pride in the community they call home.

A pet-friendly community, Sherbrooke Manor Apartments

offers spacious bachelor, one- two- and three-bedroom suites – and these suites will impress. Freshly painted and updated, the beige on beige finishes, including plush broadloom and ceramic tile, offer a designer feel, setting the perfect stage for your decor. They’ve got great closet space, including in-suite storage. Large windows let you take in the view while bathing the rooms in warm, natural daylight.

The kitchens also offer ample storage cabinetry, plus plenty of counterspace for cooking and prep. With ceramic tiled floors, eat-in kitchens provide more than enough room for a family dining table.

Bedrooms will also appeal to growing families, with room for kids to grow. Singles and couples will find the ample space an indulgence, easily accommodating your yen for entertaining. Those that work from home may choose a larger suite to include an office, though the large living space may be all you need to create a great office niche in one area, open to the living room.

Managed by Capreit, you also get the assurance of quality and customer service that they’re known for. As one of Canada’s largest property management companies, they manage close to 40,000 apartments – that’s like running a small city – and they do it extremely well. Friendly and helpful onsite staff take care of your rental needs.

With a prime location and great suites, you’ll find that it’s good to be home in the Sherbrooke Manor Apartments. For more information visit caprent.com. Call (604) 931-3273 for details or to make an appointment and appreciate the community for yourself.

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Fraser Place

Carlton Park Gardens

Dolphin Square

11675 Seventh Ave., Richmond

10951 Mortfield Road, Richmond

8200 Park Road, Richmond

604-332-9976

604-332-9978

604-332-9978

Dishwashers in select suites• Laundry facilities on-site• Outdoor swimming pool and • beautifully landscaped courtyardFitness center and sauna• Party room and outdoor BBQ area• Waterfront property with ocean view • suitesOnly minutes walk to the heart of • Steveston Village

3 appliances - fridge, stove & dishwasher• Private balconies• Outdoor pool and indoor sauna• Laundry facilities on-site• Exercise room• Resident party room and outdoor BBQ • areaCourtyards and water fountains • throughout the property

Outdoor pool• Fitness room• Laundry facilities on-site• Secure covered parking• Landscaped courtyard and BBQ patio• Minutes to Vancouver Airport• Close to City Hall, library, and the • Minoru Park Sports Complex (pool, ice rink, sports fields)


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Balconies and patios with sliding glass • doorsLaundry facilities on-site in both • buildingsUnderground parking• Walk to Blue Mountain Park or Como • Lake ParkNear Lougheed Mall• Not far from SkyTrain•

Dishwasher in suites• Patios or balconies• Laundry on-site• Fitness room• Elevator• Underground parking• Gorgeous landscaping•

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10951 Mortfield Road, Richmond

8200 Park Road, Richmond

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Dishwashers in select suites• Laundry facilities on-site• Outdoor swimming pool and • beautifully landscaped courtyardFitness center and sauna• Party room and outdoor BBQ area• Waterfront property with ocean view • suitesOnly minutes walk to the heart of • Steveston Village

3 appliances - fridge, stove & dishwasher• Private balconies• Outdoor pool and indoor sauna• Laundry facilities on-site• Exercise room• Resident party room and outdoor BBQ • areaCourtyards and water fountains • throughout the property

Outdoor pool• Fitness room• Laundry facilities on-site• Secure covered parking• Landscaped courtyard and BBQ patio• Minutes to Vancouver Airport• Close to City Hall, library, and the • Minoru Park Sports Complex (pool, ice rink, sports fields)


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1114 & 1132 Howie Street, Coquitlam, BC

612 Clarke Road, Coquitlam, BC

544 Sydney Ave, Coquitlam, BC

604-265-4650

604-265-4651

604-265-4652



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Balconies and patios with sliding glass • doorsLaundry facilities on-site in both • buildingsUnderground parking• Walk to Blue Mountain Park or Como • Lake ParkNear Lougheed Mall• Not far from SkyTrain•

Dishwasher in suites• Patios or balconies• Laundry on-site• Fitness room• Elevator• Underground parking• Gorgeous landscaping•

Private balconies• Laundry facilities on-site• Outdoor and covered parking• Tennis Court • Located on a quiet cul-de-sac• Near Lougheed Mall• Walk to Lougheed SkyTrain•

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430 - 11th Street, New Westminster, BC

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Large balconies• Elevators• Laundry on-site• Lockers available• Indoor and outdoor parking• Royal City Shopping Centre nearby• Moody Park is close by featuring sports • fields, pool, & walking trails

Balconies• Elevators• Laundry room on-site• On-site fitness room• Outdoor parking available• Friendship Gardens and Tipperary Park nearby• Not far from Columbia SkyTrain•

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1021 Howay Street, New Westminster, BC

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329 Sherbrooke Street, New Westminster, BC

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Dishwashers in-suite• Private balconies• Laundry on each floor• Exercise room for residents• Close to River Market at Westminster • QuayMoody Park nearby featuring sports • fields, pool, & walking trailsNot far from New West SkyTrain • Station

Balconies• Laundry room• Elevators • Lockers available• Indoor & outdoor parking• Douglas College nearby• Moody Park is a short walk away • featuring numerous sports fields, pool, playground, and walking trails

Balconies• En suite storage• Laundry facilities• Covered and outdoor parking• Walk to Royal Columbia Hospital• Across from Sapperton Park• Not far from Sapperton SkyTrain • Station

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Royal Ridge Apartments

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1116 Hamilton Street, New Westminster, BC

315 Agnes Street, New Westminster, BC

430 - 11th Street, New Westminster, BC

604-256-7070

604-256-7071

604-265-4653



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Large balconies• Elevators• Laundry on-site• Lockers available• Indoor and outdoor parking• Royal City Shopping Centre nearby• Moody Park is close by featuring sports • fields, pool, & walking trails

Balconies• Elevators• Laundry room on-site• On-site fitness room• Outdoor parking available• Friendship Gardens and Tipperary Park nearby• Not far from Columbia SkyTrain•

In suite dishwashers• Private balconies• Fitness Room• Laundry Room on-site• Elevators• Indoor & outdoor parking• Moody Park is close by featuring sports • fields, pool, & walking trails


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1021 Howay Street, New Westminster, BC

810 St. Andrews Street, New Westminster, BC

329 Sherbrooke Street, New Westminster, BC

604-265-4655

604-265-4656

604-265-4657



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$250MOVE INBONUS

Dishwashers in-suite• Private balconies• Laundry on each floor• Exercise room for residents• Close to River Market at Westminster • QuayMoody Park nearby featuring sports • fields, pool, & walking trailsNot far from New West SkyTrain • Station

Balconies• Laundry room• Elevators • Lockers available• Indoor & outdoor parking• Douglas College nearby• Moody Park is a short walk away • featuring numerous sports fields, pool, playground, and walking trails

Balconies• En suite storage• Laundry facilities• Covered and outdoor parking• Walk to Royal Columbia Hospital• Across from Sapperton Park• Not far from Sapperton SkyTrain • Station

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and other experts in 31 sessions.

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ATTENTION LANDLORDS

JUN/JUL ISSUEon stands now!

VANCOUVER’S EXCITING FREE MONTHLY HOME DESIGN MAGAZINEFeaturing the newest products and hottest design

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LIVING IN A MULTI-RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY CAN BE VIEWED AS A LOT LIKE LIVING IN A COMMUNE. It is almost impossible to ignore your neighbours and their actions. Living in a house, the number of people that you each have to accommodate is limited, however in a multi-residential community there are far more people to accommodate. In

order to enjoy this kind of living arrangement, we have to be cognizant of our neighbours and avoid any such behaviour that will disturb the community. A property management company, unfortunately, has to deal with this almost on a daily basis. Let’s identify the most common issues that we need to avoid while living in a multi-residential community. Without a doubt, the number one issue is noise. This may be in the form of music, banging, foot steps from the unit above, etc. While we all, to a certain extent, enjoy one type of music or another, we have to consider the hours of the day. It would be very inconsiderate for a resident to play Justin Bieber at one o’clock in the morning, at full volume. I am sure most residents would not like it either, especially if you have to get up at six in the morning to go to work, or it’s the weekend and you want to relax and sleep in, just to have loud music wake you up at seven in the morning.

THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR

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If you have friends over for a party, and you expect some noise, let your neighbours know in advance and ask your friends to keep it down – especially in the hallways as the come and go. As well, when you come home late, if your unit is uncarpeted, please remove your shoes so as to avoid making noise which will disturb your neighbours below.

Another issue that may create friction among neighbours is residents dropping items off their balcony. Cigarettes butts, water dripping below from watering plants or shaking out area rugs over the balcony – these actions should be avoided. If, however, for some reason it occurs accidentally, you should contact your neighbour to apologize.

Leaving garbage either in front of your door or on the floor in the disposal room should be avoided. It’s a common complaint. It is unsanitary and also inconsiderate to your neighbours. Please take the necessary steps and dispose of it by putting it in the garbage chute or designated garbage areas. Don’t leave large items in the garbage room – or push them into the chute – as it will block the chute and create a backup. You can always contact the property manager to inquire about how to dispose of large items.

Then there are cooking smells. While you may love to cook particular foods, this may not be especially appealing to your neighbours. You should always use the fan above your stove to eliminate these smells, as well as open your windows. This may also apply if you are a smoker.

Another common complaint we hear from residents is that “Someone is parking in my spot.” If you have a designated parking spot, please park there. If someone else has parked in your spot, do not park in another person’s parking spot as this will create a chain reaction. Please contact your property manager, who will advise on how to deal with the situation.

Then of course there is the mail room. Yes, we do get a lot of junk mail. I know that some of us would like to dispose of it as quickly as possible, but please do not throw it on the floor. There should be a garbage can in the mail room specifically for this purpose. Please be sure to use it.

If you are a dog owner, remember it comes with a lot of responsibility – which you already know. Take into consideration that your neighbours may not be comfortable around them and they should always be kept on a leash

in the common areas of the community. Also, please remember to poop and scoop and clean up after your pet.

We all need, from time to time, to use the elevators in the building for a delivery, moving, etc. Please remember that the elevators are for the use of all residents and arrangements should be made accordingly to book it so that everyone can be accommodated.

If you are lucky enough and your building has a fitness room, you need to remember that it is for the use of only the residents. Your friend may want to use it but you

should explain to them that as much as you would like to invite them, you cannot. Also, try and limit the use of the equipment, so that other residents can use them as well. Once you are finished, you should ensure that you wipe down the equipment as the person who will come after you will appreciate it very much. Most fitness rooms will have gym wipes available for this purpose.

Please remember, the basic rule for living in a multi-residential community is that you be considerate to your neighbours.

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LIVING IN A MULTI-RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY CAN BE VIEWED AS A LOT LIKE LIVING IN A COMMUNE. It is almost impossible to ignore your neighbours and their actions. Living in a house, the number of people that you each have to accommodate is limited, however in a multi-residential community there are far more people to accommodate. In

order to enjoy this kind of living arrangement, we have to be cognizant of our neighbours and avoid any such behaviour that will disturb the community. A property management company, unfortunately, has to deal with this almost on a daily basis. Let’s identify the most common issues that we need to avoid while living in a multi-residential community. Without a doubt, the number one issue is noise. This may be in the form of music, banging, foot steps from the unit above, etc. While we all, to a certain extent, enjoy one type of music or another, we have to consider the hours of the day. It would be very inconsiderate for a resident to play Justin Bieber at one o’clock in the morning, at full volume. I am sure most residents would not like it either, especially if you have to get up at six in the morning to go to work, or it’s the weekend and you want to relax and sleep in, just to have loud music wake you up at seven in the morning.

THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR

tenancytips

BY SHLOMO SHARON

TheRentersGuide.ca

TheRentersGuide.ca

TheRentersGuide.ca

TheRentersGuide.ca

Shlomo Sharon is CEO of Taft Management Inc. and a member of CCI since 2002. Taft Management Inc. is an ACMO 2000 Certified Property Management Company and has been providing property management services since 1996. Visit the website www.taft-forward.com for further information or email him at [email protected].

tenancytips

If you have friends over for a party, and you expect some noise, let your neighbours know in advance and ask your friends to keep it down – especially in the hallways as the come and go. As well, when you come home late, if your unit is uncarpeted, please remove your shoes so as to avoid making noise which will disturb your neighbours below.

Another issue that may create friction among neighbours is residents dropping items off their balcony. Cigarettes butts, water dripping below from watering plants or shaking out area rugs over the balcony – these actions should be avoided. If, however, for some reason it occurs accidentally, you should contact your neighbour to apologize.

Leaving garbage either in front of your door or on the floor in the disposal room should be avoided. It’s a common complaint. It is unsanitary and also inconsiderate to your neighbours. Please take the necessary steps and dispose of it by putting it in the garbage chute or designated garbage areas. Don’t leave large items in the garbage room – or push them into the chute – as it will block the chute and create a backup. You can always contact the property manager to inquire about how to dispose of large items.

Then there are cooking smells. While you may love to cook particular foods, this may not be especially appealing to your neighbours. You should always use the fan above your stove to eliminate these smells, as well as open your windows. This may also apply if you are a smoker.

Another common complaint we hear from residents is that “Someone is parking in my spot.” If you have a designated parking spot, please park there. If someone else has parked in your spot, do not park in another person’s parking spot as this will create a chain reaction. Please contact your property manager, who will advise on how to deal with the situation.

Then of course there is the mail room. Yes, we do get a lot of junk mail. I know that some of us would like to dispose of it as quickly as possible, but please do not throw it on the floor. There should be a garbage can in the mail room specifically for this purpose. Please be sure to use it.

If you are a dog owner, remember it comes with a lot of responsibility – which you already know. Take into consideration that your neighbours may not be comfortable around them and they should always be kept on a leash

in the common areas of the community. Also, please remember to poop and scoop and clean up after your pet.

We all need, from time to time, to use the elevators in the building for a delivery, moving, etc. Please remember that the elevators are for the use of all residents and arrangements should be made accordingly to book it so that everyone can be accommodated.

If you are lucky enough and your building has a fitness room, you need to remember that it is for the use of only the residents. Your friend may want to use it but you

should explain to them that as much as you would like to invite them, you cannot. Also, try and limit the use of the equipment, so that other residents can use them as well. Once you are finished, you should ensure that you wipe down the equipment as the person who will come after you will appreciate it very much. Most fitness rooms will have gym wipes available for this purpose.

Please remember, the basic rule for living in a multi-residential community is that you be considerate to your neighbours.

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Prices keeP going uP and uP, so when you’re cutting costs, why not cut clutter at the same time? You don’t need to spend your hard-earned money on expensive storage solutions – chances are, you may have the thrifty answers in your home already!use what you have. Organizing doesn’t have to cost a fortune; just get creative. Before rushing out to buy bins and baskets, look around your home for containers you can re-purpose. Here are some ideas:

» Egg cartons or ice cube trays can be used to organize earring sets, cuff links or hair accessories.

» Empty plastic baby-wipe containers can be used to store crayons, first aid or sewing supplies, and they stack easily on a shelf.

» Empty baby food jars can be used to keep touch-up paint, spare buttons, or screws and nails.

» A mug holder can be re-purposed into a scarf or baseball cap holder.

» Empty tissue boxes can hold plastic grocery bags or, with the top cut off, packets of gravy and instant soup.

» The large clear plastic container that you can buy pre-washed salad in is perfect for storing special occasion shoes, keeping them visible yet dust-free.

Before you go shoPPing, eliminate the clothes you don’t wear to make room for new items. Use the “one in – one out” rule: for every item you bring home, let go of one. The advantages are you’ll spend less because you know what you already have, you can buy clothes that co-ordinate with existing items, and you’ll be able to get dressed faster because there will be fewer decisions to make.

corral coin clutter. Do you have loose change in every part of your home? Grab a clear jar and label it Fun Funds. Now you have a designated place to deposit those coins, both reducing clutter and creating a little nest egg. Once the jar is full, treat yourself to a small indulgence and then start again.

ZiP Bags are a cost-effective cure-all for clutter. Plastic bags that zip shut are for more than just keeping sandwiches fresh. Use the large ones to store shoes when travelling so that they don’t soil your clothing. Use the small ones to organize the contents of your drawers. Place elastic bands in one bag, and cotton swabs in another. Use them for band-aids, cosmetic sponges and bobby pins. Items remain sorted, clean and dust-free. Bonus: no need to label because you can see the contents clearly.

want to reduce the amount of PaPer Piling uP in your office, and save trees and money as well? Pull the paper out of your printer and store it in a file folder across the room. Although this may seem counter-productive, you will actually be saving time in the long run. By making it less convenient to print, you will begin to print more consciously and less often. As a result, you’ll have fewer papers to pile, sort through and file later, and you’ll spend less money on print cartridges and paper.

by hellen buttigieg

Hellen Buttigieg is a certified professional organizer, life coach, TV host, owner of We Organize U and author of the best-seller, Organizing Outside The Box, available on Amazon. For tips on organizing your home, your office and your life, visit WeOrganizeU.com and sign up for the free newsletter. To contact Hellen or for information on hiring a We Organize U organizing specialist, call 905.829.2219 or email [email protected]

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quicktips

Prices keeP going uP and uP, so when you’re cutting costs, why not cut clutter at the same time? You don’t need to spend your hard-earned money on expensive storage solutions – chances are, you may have the thrifty answers in your home already!use what you have. Organizing doesn’t have to cost a fortune; just get creative. Before rushing out to buy bins and baskets, look around your home for containers you can re-purpose. Here are some ideas:

» Egg cartons or ice cube trays can be used to organize earring sets, cuff links or hair accessories.

» Empty plastic baby-wipe containers can be used to store crayons, first aid or sewing supplies, and they stack easily on a shelf.

» Empty baby food jars can be used to keep touch-up paint, spare buttons, or screws and nails.

» A mug holder can be re-purposed into a scarf or baseball cap holder.

» Empty tissue boxes can hold plastic grocery bags or, with the top cut off, packets of gravy and instant soup.

» The large clear plastic container that you can buy pre-washed salad in is perfect for storing special occasion shoes, keeping them visible yet dust-free.

Before you go shoPPing, eliminate the clothes you don’t wear to make room for new items. Use the “one in – one out” rule: for every item you bring home, let go of one. The advantages are you’ll spend less because you know what you already have, you can buy clothes that co-ordinate with existing items, and you’ll be able to get dressed faster because there will be fewer decisions to make.

corral coin clutter. Do you have loose change in every part of your home? Grab a clear jar and label it Fun Funds. Now you have a designated place to deposit those coins, both reducing clutter and creating a little nest egg. Once the jar is full, treat yourself to a small indulgence and then start again.

ZiP Bags are a cost-effective cure-all for clutter. Plastic bags that zip shut are for more than just keeping sandwiches fresh. Use the large ones to store shoes when travelling so that they don’t soil your clothing. Use the small ones to organize the contents of your drawers. Place elastic bands in one bag, and cotton swabs in another. Use them for band-aids, cosmetic sponges and bobby pins. Items remain sorted, clean and dust-free. Bonus: no need to label because you can see the contents clearly.

want to reduce the amount of PaPer Piling uP in your office, and save trees and money as well? Pull the paper out of your printer and store it in a file folder across the room. Although this may seem counter-productive, you will actually be saving time in the long run. By making it less convenient to print, you will begin to print more consciously and less often. As a result, you’ll have fewer papers to pile, sort through and file later, and you’ll spend less money on print cartridges and paper.

by hellen buttigieg

Hellen Buttigieg is a certified professional organizer, life coach, TV host, owner of We Organize U and author of the best-seller, Organizing Outside The Box, available on Amazon. For tips on organizing your home, your office and your life, visit WeOrganizeU.com and sign up for the free newsletter. To contact Hellen or for information on hiring a We Organize U organizing specialist, call 905.829.2219 or email [email protected]

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The Lord/Lady Simcoe

The Lady Simcoe 440 SIMCOE ST.

55+ building in the James Bay area. Free heat and hot water, close to all amenities, sauna, billiards room, con-crete hi-rise. Sorry, no pets.

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James Bay area, concrete hi-rise. 1 & 2 bedroom suites available. Free heat and hot water, close to all amenities. Sorry, no pets.

The Lord Simcoe 450 SIMCOE ST.


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The Renters Guide makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of our index, however availability and prices change daily. Please refer to the specific ad and call the advertiser for more details.

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Homestead Estates 32101 Mt Waddington Ave LR

Huron Court 31790 Union Ave LR

Valley View Terrace 2750 Fuller St LR

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Burnaby Centre 4288 Grange St HR

California Gardens 8350 - 11th Avenue LR

Cornerstone (SFU) 8950 University High Street LR

Horizon Towers 5050 Sanders Street HR

Lougheed Village 9500 Erickson Dr HR

coquitlam

Braemar Court 600 Smith Avenue

Kent Place 533 Cottonwood Ave LR

Ridgemont Apartments 1117 Ridgeway Ave

Rivers Inlet 1145 Inlet St TH/LR

Sydney Place 544 Sydney Ave MR

langley

Town & Country Apartments 20740 56 Ave LR

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Princeton Place 1021 Howay St LR

St Andrews Court 910 St Andrews St LR

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Deltita Gardens 8507 120th St LR

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Marlborough Tower 144 West 14th St HR

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Woodland Park 1190 Cecile Drive TH

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SPRING IS THE SEASON OF NEW BEGINNINGS. But it can be hard to appreciate if you’re stuck indoors trying to sift through the accumulation of winter clutter.Fortunately there are some easy techniques to help you get a jump-start on decluttering. The following steps will help get your home organized and allow you to enjoy the new season, clutter-free, especially if planning a summer move. We recommend the following tips:

START BY SORTING AND ORGANIZING CLOSETS. If there is limited closet space, consider storing winter clothing in the attic, basement or garage. Wardrobe boxes offer excellent space for hanging coats, sweaters and snow pants.

SORT OUT ITEMS NO LONGER USED OR WORN. If it hasn’t been worn in more than a year, then it probably won’t be again. Set aside a couple of empty boxes for donations or items to sell.

USE STURDY BOXES WITH DIVIDERS FOR PACKING BREAKABLES. Make sure cardboard boxes are structurally sound. Dish-pack boxes with adjustable inserts that form individual cells are a great option for fragile items.

THINK GREEN. Survey local recycling options to fi nd the most convenient solution for recyclables. Organize recyclables by category: plastic, glass, aluminum, paper, cardboard, etc.

CARE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. Be conscientious about the materials being disposed. Toxic items such as paint, batteries, house cleaning products, automobile oils, pesticides, and fertilizers are dangerous to transport and should not be thrown away with nontoxic garbage. These items should be taken to specialized depots.

CONCENTRATE ON DISINFECTING SPACES. Change air fi lters, rotate mattresses and vacuum under furniture.

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abbotsfoRD

Homestead Estates 32101 Mt Waddington Ave LR

Huron Court 31790 Union Ave LR

Valley View Terrace 2750 Fuller St LR

buRnaby

Burnaby Centre 4288 Grange St HR

California Gardens 8350 - 11th Avenue LR

Cornerstone (SFU) 8950 University High Street LR

Horizon Towers 5050 Sanders Street HR

Lougheed Village 9500 Erickson Dr HR

coquitlam

Braemar Court 600 Smith Avenue

Kent Place 533 Cottonwood Ave LR

Ridgemont Apartments 1117 Ridgeway Ave

Rivers Inlet 1145 Inlet St TH/LR

Sydney Place 544 Sydney Ave MR

langley

Town & Country Apartments 20740 56 Ave LR

new westminsteR

Princeton Place 1021 Howay St LR

St Andrews Court 910 St Andrews St LR

noRth Delta

Deltita Gardens 8507 120th St LR

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Marlborough Tower 144 West 14th St HR

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Woodland Park 1190 Cecile Drive TH

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SPRING IS THE SEASON OF NEW BEGINNINGS. But it can be hard to appreciate if you’re stuck indoors trying to sift through the accumulation of winter clutter.Fortunately there are some easy techniques to help you get a jump-start on decluttering. The following steps will help get your home organized and allow you to enjoy the new season, clutter-free, especially if planning a summer move. We recommend the following tips:

START BY SORTING AND ORGANIZING CLOSETS. If there is limited closet space, consider storing winter clothing in the attic, basement or garage. Wardrobe boxes offer excellent space for hanging coats, sweaters and snow pants.

SORT OUT ITEMS NO LONGER USED OR WORN. If it hasn’t been worn in more than a year, then it probably won’t be again. Set aside a couple of empty boxes for donations or items to sell.

USE STURDY BOXES WITH DIVIDERS FOR PACKING BREAKABLES. Make sure cardboard boxes are structurally sound. Dish-pack boxes with adjustable inserts that form individual cells are a great option for fragile items.

THINK GREEN. Survey local recycling options to fi nd the most convenient solution for recyclables. Organize recyclables by category: plastic, glass, aluminum, paper, cardboard, etc.

CARE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. Be conscientious about the materials being disposed. Toxic items such as paint, batteries, house cleaning products, automobile oils, pesticides, and fertilizers are dangerous to transport and should not be thrown away with nontoxic garbage. These items should be taken to specialized depots.

CONCENTRATE ON DISINFECTING SPACES. Change air fi lters, rotate mattresses and vacuum under furniture.

B Y C H U C K R E S N I C K

moving

TheRentersGuide.ca

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SORT, DOWNSIZE AND ORGANIZE NOW for a stress-free spring and a happier summer move

Chuck Resnick is vice president Marketing and Operations for Two Men And a Truck - Canada, a division of Heron Capital Corporation. Visit www.twomen.ca


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Blair House 10100-No. 3 Road LR

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Maple Place 10675 150th St

Surrey Gardens 12747 - 102 Ave. LR

Surrey Village 9835 King George Highway LR

Cedartree Village 7155 Hall Road LR

Suncreek Estates 7151 133B St LR

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Hudson Manor 8368 Hudson Street LR

The Impala 8735 Selkirk Street LR

The Breakers 1952 Comox Street HG

600 Drake 600 Drake Street

Alexander Tower 1326 West 13th Ave HR

Almata 3675 West 7th Ave HR

Bay Tower 1461 Harwood St HR

Beach Towers 1600 Beach Ave HR

Bellevue Tower 4639 West 10th Ave HR

Brockton House 1640AlberniSt HR

Carlton House 1540BurnabySt LR

Casa Bella 840 Broughton St HR

Casa Del Vandt 1265 Cardero St LR

Cassiar Court 1750 Cassiar Street

Central Plaza 1160 Haro St HR

Cresta 855 Jervis St HR

Crestview Terrace 1414 Davie St HR

Crystal Court 1434BurnabySt HR

Earles Court 3428 Crowley Drive

Emerald Terrace 2045 Nelson St HR

English Bay Tower 1750 Davie St HR

Flamingo 2061 Beach Ave HR

Fraser Pointe 3033/3083 East Kent Avenue N.

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Harbourview 1920AlberniSt HR

Hendry House 1265BurnabySt HR

Hollyburn Court 550 West 12th Ave HR

Ilikai 1905RobsonSt HR

Infinity 828 Howe St MR

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Kerrisdale Tower A 2191 West 39th Ave HR

Kerrisdale Tower B 2151 West 39th Ave HR

Nicola Place 1228 Nicola St HR

Ocean Park Place 990 Broughton St HR

Parkside Village 3610-3696 William St / 3645-3659 Charles St TH

Reid Manor 1875 West 7th Ave LR

Royal Villa 8675 French St LR

Santana 1251 Jervis St HR

Seaside Plaza 2324 West 1st Ave HR

Shannon Tower 5976 Tisdall St HR

Shaughnessy House 1465 West 12th Ave HR

Somerset 1033 Haro St HR

South Granville 1355 West 14th Ave HR

The Bradford 3535 Crowley Drive

The Dogwood 2040 Nelson St HR

The Glenmore 1885 Barclay Ave LR

The Henlyn 1225 West 13th Ave LR

The Hollies 6450 East Boulevard LR

The Marquis 1355 Pendrell St HR

The Melbourne 3433 Crowley Drive

The Remington 3528 Vanness Avenue

The Royale 1848 West 3rd Ave LR

The Skyline 1305 West 12th Ave HR

The Westridge 4170/4180 Nanaimo Street

University Manor 4640 West 10th Ave HR

Villa Cardello 1580 Haro St HR

Wessex Gate 3408 Crowley Drive

Willow Gardens 6111 Tisdall St LR

Windsor 1924 Barclay St HR

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Christie Pointe Apartments 2951 Craigowan Road LR/TH

Parkwest Apartments 55 Bay Street

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Bellevue West Vancouver 195-21st Street HR

Hollyburn Plaza 1775 Bellevue Ave HR

The Iona 1370 Clyde Ave LR

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Surrey Gardens 12747 - 102 Ave. LR

Surrey Village 9835 King George Highway LR

Cedartree Village 7155 Hall Road LR

Suncreek Estates 7151 133B St LR

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Hudson Manor 8368 Hudson Street LR

The Impala 8735 Selkirk Street LR

The Breakers 1952 Comox Street HG

600 Drake 600 Drake Street

Alexander Tower 1326 West 13th Ave HR

Almata 3675 West 7th Ave HR

Bay Tower 1461 Harwood St HR

Beach Towers 1600 Beach Ave HR

Bellevue Tower 4639 West 10th Ave HR

Brockton House 1640AlberniSt HR

Carlton House 1540BurnabySt LR

Casa Bella 840 Broughton St HR

Casa Del Vandt 1265 Cardero St LR

Cassiar Court 1750 Cassiar Street

Central Plaza 1160 Haro St HR

Cresta 855 Jervis St HR

Crestview Terrace 1414 Davie St HR

Crystal Court 1434BurnabySt HR

Earles Court 3428 Crowley Drive

Emerald Terrace 2045 Nelson St HR

English Bay Tower 1750 Davie St HR

Flamingo 2061 Beach Ave HR

Fraser Pointe 3033/3083 East Kent Avenue N.

Fraser Pointe 3033/3083 East Kent Avenue N. TH

Harbourview 1920AlberniSt HR

Hendry House 1265BurnabySt HR

Hollyburn Court 550 West 12th Ave HR

Ilikai 1905RobsonSt HR

Infinity 828 Howe St MR

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Kerrisdale Tower A 2191 West 39th Ave HR

Kerrisdale Tower B 2151 West 39th Ave HR

Nicola Place 1228 Nicola St HR

Ocean Park Place 990 Broughton St HR

Parkside Village 3610-3696 William St / 3645-3659 Charles St TH

Reid Manor 1875 West 7th Ave LR

Royal Villa 8675 French St LR

Santana 1251 Jervis St HR

Seaside Plaza 2324 West 1st Ave HR

Shannon Tower 5976 Tisdall St HR

Shaughnessy House 1465 West 12th Ave HR

Somerset 1033 Haro St HR

South Granville 1355 West 14th Ave HR

The Bradford 3535 Crowley Drive

The Dogwood 2040 Nelson St HR

The Glenmore 1885 Barclay Ave LR

The Henlyn 1225 West 13th Ave LR

The Hollies 6450 East Boulevard LR

The Marquis 1355 Pendrell St HR

The Melbourne 3433 Crowley Drive

The Remington 3528 Vanness Avenue

The Royale 1848 West 3rd Ave LR

The Skyline 1305 West 12th Ave HR

The Westridge 4170/4180 Nanaimo Street

University Manor 4640 West 10th Ave HR

Villa Cardello 1580 Haro St HR

Wessex Gate 3408 Crowley Drive

Willow Gardens 6111 Tisdall St LR

Windsor 1924 Barclay St HR

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Christie Pointe Apartments 2951 Craigowan Road LR/TH

Parkwest Apartments 55 Bay Street

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Bellevue West Vancouver 195-21st Street HR

Hollyburn Plaza 1775 Bellevue Ave HR

The Iona 1370 Clyde Ave LR

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CENTRALLY LOCATED IN BURNABY UNBELIEVABLE VALUE!

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• One Bedroom Suites from $1000.00 starting at 741 sq. ft.• Two Bedroom Suites from $1300.00 starting at 927 sq. ft.• Three Bedroom Suites from $1700.00 starting at 1239 sq. ft.• Penthouses from $1700.00 – 1648 sq. ft.• INCLUDES Heat, Light and Hot Water

1,2,3 BEDROOMS & PENTHOUSES – LARGE SUITES AND OVERSIZED BALCONIES

UPGRADE to renovated suites optional - Call for pricingRenovated suites include new kitchen with granitecountertops, tile and hardwood flooring and much more (AS SHOWN IN PICTURES)

• One block to Lougheed Mall and Skytrain• On site – Fitness 2000, Dentist, Doctor, Café and much more…• Sorry, NO pets allowed

9500/9502 Erickson Drive, Burnaby9303/9304 Salish Court, Burnaby

www.LOUGHEEDAPARTMENTS.caTo view suites call 604-349-7323 or 604-351-0505 including weekends

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