Property Watch: The most intriguing (but less interesting) feature of a Dunbar duplex
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Property Watch: The most intriguing (but less interesting) feature of a Dunbar duplex
“We’re finding not a lot of people care about the net zero aspect itself... But what they do notice is there’s more space in the unit."
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By Robin Roberts
Published Jul 28, 2026
Last updated 53 minutes ago
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This new duplex home on Vancouver's West 22nd Avenue was built to net zero standards. PHOTO BY JONATHAN FOLK PH…
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