KitsFest reminds us that Metro Vancouver real estate is about more than homes. It's about neighbourhoods, lifestyle, and the community you call home.

Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a floating sauna and cold-plunge barge beside the Vancouver Maritime Museum, despite strong public debate.

As redevelopment accelerates and housing pressures grow, residents are debating whether Kitsilano can evolve without losing the character that made it iconic.

When boats wash ashore in Vancouver, owners are responsible—but when they can’t pay, the cost may fall to taxpayers.

Storm-driven boat groundings are becoming a familiar sight along Kitsilano Beach and the entrance to False Creek, raising questions about safety and responsibility.

Kitsilano Beach slowly comes back to life each spring as Vancouver’s outdoor rhythm returns through daily routines along the shoreline.

Bard on the Beach returns to Kitsilano, blending Shakespeare, ocean views, and summer energy into one of Vancouver’s most iconic cultural experiences.

Vancouver’s independent cafés are redefining coffee culture and evolving into workspaces, community hubs, and curated brand experiences across the city.