Meet Allira
Meet the Founder
Moving to Whistler over a decade ago, I fell completely in love with the pulse, the people, and the lifestyle of this valley. Today, raising a family and building a business here, I know firsthand that real estate in our resort community is incredibly rewarding — but navigating it can feel entirely overwhelming.
Whistler isn't like typical suburban markets. Between strict regional bylaws, building permits, and complex Phase 1 and Phase 2 covenant zoning, you need an advisor who reads your property through both an analytical and a practical lens. I've owned homes here and run vacation rentals under tourist-accommodation zoning, so I've learned the numbers by signing for them myself — I don't just handle contracts, I master the logistics, backed by the global prestige of Angell Hasman & Associates.
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The Road Here
Nobody starts as a local. This is the road — the moves, the stretches, the bets that worked — that turned a newcomer into the person clients now call first.
Moved to Whistler — arrived like everyone does: for a season. Stayed like some of us do: for good.
Bought a first Whistler home — and learned firsthand what saving for this valley actually takes.
Bought a Creekside studio — the first real step from living in the valley to investing in it.
Sold the Creekside studio to upgrade — a larger two-bedroom in the heart of Whistler Village.
Sold our primary residence and waited — holding out for the dream home to come around.
Bought a single-family home with a three-bedroom rental suite — living in the valley and letting it help pay its way.
Became a licensed real estate agent — turning more than a decade of doing it into helping others do it.
Welcomed our first child — and the family-first perspective stopped being a tagline.
Still living in Whistler — and wouldn't change it for anything.
No inheritance play, no lucky flip — just this valley, taken seriously.
Clear updates at every stage of the process.
Honest advice grounded in real market insight.
Decisions made with long-term value in mind.
From first conversation to closing day and beyond.
From the Journal
July 2026 · 9 min read
If you've been researching Whistler real estate as an investment, you've probably heard the term "Phase 1" tossed around. Maybe a Realtor mentioned it. Maybe you saw it in a…
July 2026 · 8 min read
Buying your first home is one of the biggest decisions you'll make. Doing it in a resort market like Whistler adds an extra layer of complexity that most first-home-buyer guides…
July 2026 · 7 min read
Buying a condo or townhome in the Whistler real estate market means becoming a member of a strata corporation — and paying strata fees is one of the ongoing costs of ownership…
July 2026 · 7 min read
If you own a property in Whistler — or you're about to buy one from the Whistler real estate market — one of the first decisions you'll face is how to rent it. The choice between…
July 2026 · 7 min read
Whistler home staging has a particular character. You're selling to a buyer pool that spans Vancouver, Canada, and the world — buyers who may have visited Whistler dozens of times…
July 2026 · 7 min read
The Sea to Sky Corridor offers two very different communities within an hour of each other — Squamish and Whistler. Both have extraordinary outdoor access, both attract people who…