House That Yoga Pants Built Tops Price List

Perhaps this’ll help you focus on your New Year’s resolution to work harder. Lululemon Athletica founder Chip Wilson’s home at 3085 Point Grey Road, seen here under construction and worth a cool $57.6M, is the most expensive property in B.C. for the second year in a row. The 30k SF waterfront mansion saw its value spike by more than $3M, according to B.C. Assessment, which just released its annual tally of the province’s priciest properties. Nine of the top 10 most expensive were located on the west side of Vancouver. Total value of B.C. real estate on the 2015 roll is $1.2T, up 5.84% from last year.

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