We are hoping to find another single, low maintenance, responsible, employed, non-smoking, non-pet owning, non-whining, slightly deaf but smiling, individual for a long or short term rental relationship (market rental rate discounted to attract a single individual as opposed to couple).  $1400 all in.  Call Jim at 778-991-6284

Here are some photos…

Entrance

Living Room

Kitchen

Dining Area

Master Bedroom

2nd Bedroom

Bathroom

Dedicated Laundry Room

After many years of consultation and re-consultation, design and re-design, and the approval of a new Official Community Plan, Bosa Developments’ proposed redevelopment of Lynn Valley Mall is going to public hearing on Tuesday, April 15 at 6 p.m. in North Vancouver District Hall council chambers.

For a great brochure about the evening event, which includes information for speaking, submitting a comment in advance, or live-streaming the hearing that night at www.dnv.org/watchlive, click here.

For our links to background information, review material and staff report on the project, click here.

Every so often, LynnValleyLife likes to take the time to thank our sponsoring realtors, Jim Lanctôt and Kelly Gardiner of RE/MAX Crest. Without their willingness to plunge feet-first into the community project that is LynnValleyLife, we wouldn’t have a website to be writing this upon!

Of course, much of the thanks also goes to you. With all your clicks, your ‘thumbs-ups’ and your participation in our various community campaigns, we have together managed to build a Network of about 1,500 local residents. So when our sponsors call on your help for a client, there’s usually someone out there who can deliver!

When Jim and Kelly are trying to find a particular type of property for a client, pushing out a description on our various news and social media channels almost always elicits some great leads. And when they are trying to find a buyer for one of their current listings, those same contacts and channels help maximize the opportunity for a quick sale.

In fact, Jim and Kelly have sold four properties in this past week alone – and most of them weren’t on the market for more than a day or two!

So thanks to them, and thanks to you, LynnValleyLife.com continues to be a virtual water cooler, around which we can share the news of the neighbourhood. We’ve created some fun community initiatives, such as our Good Neighbour Award and Project Sunflower, and we’ve enjoyed the new friends and neighbours we’ve met along the way. If you’d like help promoting any of your local events or projects, please let us know! We’d love to help you spread the word.

– Peggy Trendell-Jensen, editor

LynnValleyLife Network

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Hi, everyone,

We’ve been getting lots of questions about the recent changes in mortage rates, so RE/MAX realtor and LynnValleyLife sponsor Jim Lanctot sat down with Mortgage Dave to get the low-down.

Listen in to their chat on the short video below. Have any more questions for future interviews? Let us know!

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Here’s what we would have put on our Facebook page if we weren’t being such a gosh-darn responsible community media outlet and didn’t want to inadvertently incite mass panic, a la the Orson Welles “War of the Worlds” radio play. This FAKE image was mocked up after a cougar was spotted near a Goldman Sachs office in Salt Lake City in 2010. (Courtesy: Business Insider.)

In fact, cougar attacks are extremely rare in this province – more people are killed by bees! For a good safety guide on cougars in B.C., visit here.