Welcome to Move To Vancouver official website
Vancouver is such a beautiful city `that it's not unusual for people to come for a visit and discover they just can't leave. If that happens to you, or if you're planning to move to Vancouver for other reasons, these resources should make your move easier.

Vancouver Real Estate
The Vancouver real estate market is active and diverse: From elegant old mansions in Shaughnessy to 550 sq ft lofts in Yaletown.

What distinguishes Vancouver's real estate market from that of other cities is the number of condos available downtown; there are more than 70,000 Vancouverites living downtown, with more moving in every day.

Building in the downtown area is booming and the high rises are, for the most part, the last word in convenience, beauty and the efficient use of space - what Vancouver calls EcoDensity.

If you're looking for a place to buy in Vancouver, it's a good idea to study the neighbourhoods you are interested in by watching the market in those areas. Glen Murray's Private Client Services does just that with your own private window into the Vancouver market.

Across the Lions Gate Bridge is the North Shore. The North Shore is made up of North Vancouver and West Vancouver. West Vancouver is, by some estimations, the most expensive place to live in all of Canada and North Vancouver is not far behind. Both communities boast good, by Canadian standards, climates, amazing access to the mountains and ocean and many safe, attractive neighborhoods.