Working in commercial real estate allows me to combine a fascinating network of relationships with complex and creative skills. My favourite part of my career is earning the role as a trusted advisor to clients, assisting them with future strategy and planning for their success. I believe that my clients know and trust my involvement because I am personally invested in their success and the success of our work together. This is not just a job to me; it’s about building relationships and creating real estate solutions that leave the market wondering “how’d they pull that off?” I love seeing the tangible results of my work – being able to walk around my city and tell the story of what I had a hand in creating gives me tremendous satisfaction.
Having been part of Vancouver’s tech community for over 24 years, I am more excited than ever to witness the city’s growth as an emerging leader in the international tech community. With Vancouver producing game-changing tech and talent at such an unprecedented rate, it’s been exciting to have a role in helping the industry’s key players take their companies to the next level.
I believe that a person’s growth is only limited by their mindset, and a big part of what drives me is the fact that I will always have more to learn, more friends to make, more people to mentor, and more stories to tell. I feel fortunate that the people I’ve met have been as passionate about their work as I am, making this a very rewarding journey to be on.
Outside of the office, I channel my competitive energy into racing; I try to sign up for something every year. In the last 31 years, I have competed in over 200 races – from half marathons to Ironman Canada and most recently, completing the ARC and rally, sailing across the Atlantic from Gran Canaria to Grenada. I’m the father of two in a family of outdoor enthusiasts, who love mountain biking, skiing, boating, trail running, camping, and hiking.
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Scoring Tech Talent 2024
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Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q2 2024
Overall vacancy in Metro Vancouver rose 20 basis points to 9.7%, marking the 2nd consecutive quarterly increase
Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q1 2024
Market Highlights Metro Vancouver faces similar challenges to the national market: bifurcation between quality and commodity space, increasing capital costs for landlords in amenities and improvements, and a paused development cycle.
Vancouver Office Stats Q4 2023
Market HighlightsFollowing a period of significant development, the office pipeline is lightening, with some suburban projects on hold until economic uncertainty clears.