1. Ranch house. - 1 Level 1150 Sq.ft. - 1 Basement 1150 Sq.ft. - 2 Bedrooms upstairs, 1 Bedroom in basement, 1 Bathroom, Living room and Kitchen. - Front Sundeck 20X40 Fiberglass, Side Sundeck 20X20 Yellow Cedars and Post and Beam Covered 2. Ranch Cabin. -Livable Area 840 Sq.ft Top floor, covered basement area 2440 Sq.ft -Includes 2 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 living room, 1 bathroom. -2 large Sundecks with fantastic views. *** (Ranch Cabin was converted from old Barn)

Established in 1995 in Vancouver by Fook Weng Chan, FWC Architechture is a small design studio providing personalized service on unique custom home designs.

Actress Halle Berry is asking $1.9 million for her three-bedroom vacation home outside Montreal. She bought the gated and forested 63-acre property in Saint-Hippolyte in 2008 for $1.6 million CAD.

Craig and Susan McCaw have listed their 780-acre private island off the coast of Vancouver, British Columbia, for $75 million.

Chinese buyers are dominating luxury home sales in Vancouver and pushing up real estate prices, according to an analysis of property tax assessment bills by Landcor Data Corp.

Located on the waterfront in the city’s trendy Yaletown neighbourhood, the open plan apartment includes 465 sq m of living space and the latest customised finishes.

Canadian studio The Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative have completed a timber-clad house designed to frame views from a hill in Invermere, Canada.

The Key, a Vancouver-based sales and marketing firm recently suggested there has been a wave of Chinese investors buying into the Vancouver and Toronto property market.

Residential property prices in Canada are set to fall 1.3% in 2011 after a rise of 3.1% this year, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.

A US style property price correction scenario is unlikely to happen in Canada with the real estate market set to remain stable, according to new research. The property market is widely regarded as being at, or very near, the top of its cycle and experts expect it to be stable for some time, says the report from The Canadian Real Estate Association. ‘The relationship between average price and income has recently been cited as portending a US style correction in Canadian home prices. However, such warnings ignore the longer term relationship between prices and income and disregard typical Canadian housing market cycle dynamics,’ said Gregory Klump, Chief Economist at CREA.