Douglas Todd: Why can't we know who owns Canada's second most-expensive house?

29-07-2026 15:00 via vancouversun.com

Douglas Todd: Why can't we know who owns Canada's second most-expensive house?

Postmedia News has been trying to figure out the owner of Canada's second most-expensive house, at 4707 Belmont Ave. in Vancouver, for more than a decade. Its assessed value is $70 million. Read More

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