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Akimbo is Burnaby’s most architecturally significant tower and is located on a quiet residential street in a master-planned, transit-oriented community. This mixed-use concrete high-rise offers 350 residences, ground floor retail and 2 floors of office.

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Retail amenities will be at your doorstep when you live at Soleil. A selection of shops and services, along with a public plaza, will enhance the urban streetscape and your lifestyle.

Appreciate the rewarding lifestyle a private club affords, with 15 separate private amenities combined into 8,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor amenity space on one level. Nano doors create a seamless transition from an attractive indoor lounge to outdoor amenities where you will find two fire pits, a grass terrace, and a children’s play area. Socialize in the company of friends or enjoy peaceful solitude – you will find inspiring spaces throughout.
Sales Begin October 17, 2018 

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Bordeaux by Solterra. The next sparkling jewel in Brentwood Burnaby’s skyline. Contact me to reserve your private preview appointment from Mon 23 April 2018

Striking Modern Architecture. Sleek Interior Design. Exquisite Finishes. Built by award-winning Solterra Group of Companies.

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Introducing FREESTYLE, a collection of 2, 3 + 4 bedroom townhomes neighbouring a massive park and walking distance to the Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre. This stylin’ South Surrey location has homes ranging from 1300 to 1700 s.f. and some of the key features include: Shingle style architecture, side-by-side parking, dual his and hers sinks, and main floor powder rooms. Homes are expected to complete in the Spring of 2019.

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Welcome to the home you’ve always wanted with the views you never thought you would find. Set up on the crest in White Rock, Semiah is ideally located in the heart of town and offers the best of urban living and convenience.

The residences are generously proportioned, conveying a sense of space and openness appropriate for the rolling sea at your windows. Large kitchens and sizeable living rooms are ideal for hosting the friends who drop by to drink in your views.

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Get everything together

Wrapping your gifts isn’t going to be any easier if you have to run around hunting for tape part way through. Before you start wrapping, make sure you have everything you need:

• Wrapping paper
• Scissors
• Tape
• Ribbon
• A flat surface big enough for the gifts you want to wrap

Figure out how much paper you need

It pays to get this right. Too little and you’ll have to start all over again; too much and you’ll make things more difficult as you fight with bundles of excess paper.

Unroll your paper, and place the gift on it. Pull the paper over the gift until you have enough to cover all four sides. Then, estimate how much you’ll need to cover the ends.

Tying the perfect ribbon

OK, we’ve dealt with the paper, now for the finishing touch. Start by cutting the right length of ribbon — around five times the length of your gift.

1. Lay the wrapped gift upside down on top of your ribbon (lengthwise).
2. Lift the ribbon ends up and cross right over left, pulling them widthwise.
3. Holding tight so the cross you have made doesn’t slip, turn the gift over and bring the ribbon ends around over the top of the gift.
4. Bring the ribbon ends under where it runs lengthwise across the top of the gift.
5. Double-not the ribbon around the lengthwise section.
6. Tie a bow. Neaten the bow’s loops with your fingers after you have done so.
7. Finish off your bow by cutting the ribbon ends. First, pinch the ribbon, and then cut at 45 degrees. This creates the forked ends.

Voila! You’re done. (Except for all the other gifts, of course.)