
A city of old bones and new glass
Vancouver housing runs the full spectrum: leaded-glass foursquares near Officers Row, tidy midcentury ranches spreading east from the old grid, and brand-new apartments stacked above the waterfront redevelopment. Each one moves differently. Totes ride a hand truck down a narrow 1910 staircase as gracefully as they roll through a concrete parking garage, and the standard sizes mean you never have to guess which container fits through which doorway. One rental covers whichever Vancouver you happen to live in.
Historic house with tight halls and no landing to spare? Mention it when you book and we will stage the stack where it helps most.

