
Commercial real estate is never the same; it is constantly changing and plays a crucial part in the operation of every company — especially how it affects the ability to retain and attract talent. I started in the business over 31 years ago, and in my career, I have learned that I truly love crafting creative solutions that solve my client’s needs, including leasing, sales, subleasing, and real estate consulting for the technology industries.
In 1994 I co-founded The High Technology Facilities Group, Vancouver’s only full-service tenant representation team to focus exclusively on serving BC’s technology sector. Over the last 30 years, the tech industry has exploded, and working alongside the companies that make Vancouver a leading North American tech city it is today, has been an incredible journey. My clients are passionate about their business and pull out all the stops when it comes to growing their teams. Finding commercial space for tech companies comes with unique challenges, and I get a real charge from sourcing and negotiating the perfect solutions that help my clients take their companies to the next level.
Outside of work, travelling is my passion – it gives me a break from the 24/7 “deal noodling” I do while in the city. Whether it’s hitting the slopes in Whistler, taking in art and architecture, racing my family up the Grouse Grind, or road-riding with my wife, having that “out of market” downtime helps me recharge and think creatively about the projects I have on the go.
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High Technology industry insights

Scoring Tech Talent 2025
Scoring Tech Talent is a comprehensive analysis of labor market conditions, costs and quality in North America for highly skilled tech workers that can help decision-makers fulfill critical business and innovation objectives.

Celebrating Nicola Wealth’s New Headquarters at 1477 West Broadway!
What a fantastic evening celebrating the lease of Nicola Wealth's incredible new headquarters!
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Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q2 2025
Metro Vancouver’s overall office vacancy rate rose slightly to 10.9%, a 20 basis point increase from the previous quarter. This shift reflects diverging trends between the Downtown core and Suburban markets.
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Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q1 2025
Metro Vancouver's overall office vacancy rate fell to 10.7%, a 50 basis point drop from the previous quarter, marking the first time since Q2 2021 that Downtown core vacancy is lower than Suburban vacancy.

