Gemma Wilson-Keller Williams Elite Realty-Greater Vancouver
2099 Lougheed Hwy UNIT a123, V3B 1A8 Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada

Checking out new builds today in east Vancouver!

Happy new year!

Not too late to tour some festive lights in the neighborhood! Check out our local list! https://goo.gl/maps/3jZe7cGYAT8Jkj4s8

Bowen island touring today!

Holding strong in the top 5!!!! Yay team! Synergy Real Estate Group

We JUST SOLD this beauty at 5-3397 Hastings St, Port Coquitlam! This fully detached, strata townhome comes with 3 patios in a well-maintained, family-oriented, pet-friendly complex (Maple Creek). This home offers a spacious 1878 sqft layout with 3 beds , an open den and 2 baths .... Quiet and peaceful location, end unit located at the front of the complex. Bathroom, floors and paint updated, kitchen is in great shape and waiting for your ideas. Kids will enjoy riding their bikes and playing at the playground located in the complex. Includes a DOUBLE carport and lots of street parking, as well as 2 storage spaces beside the carport and 2 crawlspaces on the upper level. Close to coffee shops, restaurants, grocery stores,Coquitlam Centre, skytrain, library, all levels of schools, french immersion elementary, parks, and Coquitlam River.

Kicking off the weekend! Woo hooo!!!!

What a beautiful morning to put up signs! Our newest listing is live!

Happy sellers!!!

Photo shoot day for our newest listing!!!

Instagram Contest! Who’s ready to nosh on some amazing charcuterie??? I love love love these modern boards from @nibble and whim. So much so I want you to enjoy them too! Enter to win by:... 1. Follow both @gemmawilsonrealtor and @nibbleandwhim 2. Comment on this post by saying entered 3. Share the story! 4. Tag a friend you want to share this with. If you don’t want to share it, we won’t tell! Winner will be drawn Saturday at 5pm! Must order by Sunday, November 15 for pickup by Tuesday, November 17 in North Port Coquitlam. See more

Another amazing Month! October was a great month to help our clients out with their real estate goals. How can we help you?

The City of Port Coquitlam is encouraging residents to honour war veterans safely from their homes and businesses this Remembrance Day, in order to keep veteran...s and the community safe. To help slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Port Coquitlam Royal Canadian Legion Branch 133 will not hold its annual Remembrance Day service or parade, which usually draws crowds in downtown Port Coquitlam each Nov. 11. The city is asking residents to recognize and remember the sacrifices of veterans in other ways this year, and to not gather for the small, private invitation-only wreath-laying service to be held at the Legion cenotaph to honour war veterans. While it’s been challenging to find a way to honour veterans, we have worked with the city, health authorities and the RCMP to come up with a private service for veterans that is safe, dignified and respectful, said Drew Lydiard, President Royal Canadian Legion Branch 133. Our first concern is keeping our veterans and community safe, and this Remembrance Day will certainly be one to remember. The city is supporting the Legion and encouraging residents to safely honour veterans by: Wearing a poppy, available at City Hall as of Nov. 2 for a donation supporting Legion Branch 133. Cutting out and displaying the poppy that will run in the Nov. 5 issue of the Tri-City News in a joint ad by the cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. The poster can also be downloaded at www.portcoquitlam.ca/remember. Space is provided for a personal message. The hope is to have poppies displayed in the windows of homes and businesses across the Tri-Cities. While we are not be able to physically gather on Remembrance Day, we still have a responsibility to remember and pay tribute to those who have served our country, said Mayor Brad West. Wear a poppy and display a poppy in your window to show respect for those who sacrificed so that we may live in a free and democratic society, and for those who continue to serve our country. This year is particularly important as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. We will always remember. For the first time, the Royal Canadian Legion is giving the public the opportunity to purchase a wreath that will be placed at the cenotaph by Legion members. Wreaths can be ordered online at www.pocolegion.ca. All proceeds will go towards the Legion Poppy Fund in support of Canada’s veterans and their families. The wreaths will act as a visual symbol that Port Coquitlam residents are honouring and remembering veterans for their countless sacrifices, said Wes von Papineäu, Sergeant at Arms for Royal Canadian Legion 133. We encourage people to also wear a poppy to show their respect. On Nov. 11, residents are also encouraged to watch the national Remembrance Day service on television or streamed on Facebook Live, and remember veterans with two minutes of silence. Residents may place a poppy on the cenotaph at Veterans Park but are being advised to give veterans priority, maintain physical distance, wear a mask and stay home if sick. For more information, to download a poppy poster and to read City Council’s 2020 Remembrance Day message, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/remember.

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