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They say good fences make good neighours – but having a bit of space between buildings can also help a happy neighbourhood. We certainly could use more laneway houses or carriage suites in Squamish, but we don’t necessarily need them to be overlooking our back yards while the kids are playing or we are gardening or suntanning.
Among other things, the new district of Squamish bylaw changes are poised to do just that.
What does this mean for you and your property?
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02.14.22
What Can Squamish Learn from Langford?
Langford was voted “Best Place For Work” and “‘Most Resilient City” and “Most Liveable City.” These titles were determined by calculating home price growth, nightlife, scenery, property taxes, proximity to commercial airports and population growth, among other factors. This year the city’s already snagged another title – Most Economically Resilient City in B.C., awarded by the B.C. Business Magazine.
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