ALISON STEBBINGS, PREC

Call or text: 604-302-8442 | Email: alisonlstebbings@gmail.com

Born and raised in the Fraser Valley, I bring a deep-rooted passion for this region and extensive local knowledge to my work as a Realtor specializing in Land Development. With over 14 years of real estate experience, my goal is to exceed every client’s expectations through expertise, strategy, and commitment.

Throughout my career with Sutton Group West Coast Realty, I’ve been honored to receive multiple awards including the prestigious Diamond Award and Rifo Frontier Award — distinctions that celebrate excellence in client service, market insight, and professional achievement.

My strong developer network and database allow me to connect buyers and sellers efficiently, maximizing property potential through smart land use planning and development strategy. I was inducted into the Medallion Club in 2015 and recognized in the Top 2% of Realtors in the Fraser Valley in 2023 — achievements that reflect my ongoing dedication to success for my clients.

Let’s discuss your development goals today and explore how I can help you achieve them.

1. Local Market Knowledge: Expertise in zoning, land use, and market trends.
2. Property Identification: Targeted approach to discovering profitable development sites.
3. Navigating Regulations: Guidance through zoning, permitting, and environmental requirements.
4. Professional Network: Access to engineers, planners, and municipal contacts.
5. Risk Management: Protecting timelines, budgets, and investments.
6. Negotiation: Skilled deal-making to optimize acquisition and sale outcomes.
7. Feasibility Expertise: Evaluate development potential for maximum return.

A Land Assembly involves consolidating multiple neighboring parcels into a single ownership or transaction. This enables larger-scale development projects — from multi-family homes to commercial or mixed-use properties — that individual lots cannot support.

• Purpose: Create larger, more viable sites for development.
• Challenges: Coordinating multiple owners and aligning zoning and timelines.
• Outcome: Unlocks new growth potential and revitalizes communities.

The Official Community Plan (OCP) shapes the long-term vision for a city’s growth and development. It establishes how land is used, where housing and business areas are built, and how infrastructure supports sustainable expansion.

• Vision: Defines the community’s future direction.
• Land Use: Guides zoning for residential, commercial, and industrial areas.
• Housing & Transportation: Ensures balanced, connected, and sustainable growth.
• Environment: Protects natural assets and supports green planning.