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Listings of Metro Vancouver Waterfront Properties updated by the hour

Stan Direct: 604-202-1412
E-mail: ssteam3000@gmail.com

Click on the links below to view a few Vancouver Waterfront MLS® Listings for sale, updated every 2 hours. Play with the searches. Sort the listings by clicking the description at the top of each column. Click on the SOLD properties to see their actual selling price. Click on each property address link to view the complete MLS® information for each property, the way we see it as REALTORS®. Open the tabs on the top of each listing to view the cool Location feature with Street and Bird’s Eye Views too. Enjoy the full-size Photo Gallery and Multimedia, when available. Don’t forget to check the Mortgage Calculator with required monthly payments, based on the asking price of each property. Check the Buyer’s Qualifier to find out if you can qualify for the monthly payments, based on your annual income.

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If you are interested in having access to all listings, please click on the “VIP Insider Access Registration” to fill in and submit the request form on this page. In the “Notes” box, include the code “waterfront”. If you have any specific requests, type them in the “Notes” box as well. The provided information is no cost and obligation-free. This is not a subscription to a mailing list or a newsletter. It will grant you access to MLS® information shared with other

Alternatively, you can send us a voice or a text message to 604-202-1412 with your name, phone number and email address and the code “waterfront”

REBGV waterfront properties: 

Whistler Squamish Bowen Island and Sunshine Coast Waterfront Condos
Whistler Squamish Bowen Island and Sunshine Coast Waterfront Houses
West Vancouver and North Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Condos
West Vancouver and North Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Houses
Downtown Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Condos
Westside Vancouver Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Condos
Westside Vancouver Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Houses
Eastside Vancouver Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Condos
Eastside Vancouver Vancouver Waterfront MLS Listings – Houses
Burnaby and New Westminster Waterfront Condos
Burnaby and New Westminster Waterfront Houses
Tri Cities Waterfront Condos 
Tri Cities Waterfront Houses
Pitt Meadows Maple Ridge and Mission Waterfront Condos
Pitt Meadows Maple Ridge and Mission Waterfront Houses
Richmond Ladner and Tsawwassen Waterfront Condos
Richmond Ladner and Tsawwassen Waterfront Houses

FVREB waterfront properties:
North Surrey and North Delta Waterfront Properties
Surrey South Surrey and White Rock Waterfront Condos
Surrey South Surrey and White Rock Waterfront Houses
Cloverdale and Langley Waterfront Properties
Abbotsford and Chilliwack Waterfront Condos
Abbotsford and Chilliwack Waterfront Houses

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