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Surrey’s Central City

On December 2, 2010, the new 34,000-square-foot Surrey RCMP Annex opened next to the Surrey RCMP's main detachment.

Government costs add $99,000 to new Vancouver house price

A landmark federal government study has found that government- imposed costs (GICs) add about $90,000 onto the cost of a new detached house in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

Pattison backs $500m downtown tower project

A group led by B.C.

Williams Lake real estate values could plunge

Commercial real estate values in Williams Lake could fall as much as 30 per cent following the recent federal government decision to stop plans of the proposed Prosperity copper-and-gold mine.

Industrial market strengthens

Takeup of industrial space in Metro Vancouver rose sharply in the third quarter, with more than 1.1 million square feet leased compared with negative absorption in the second quarter, according to a survey by Cushman & Wakefield.

It’s all about the lifestyle

"The residential came but the retail came first," Heed sai d. Bruce Robinson, president and co-owner of Hugh & McKinnon Realty Ltd., grew up in White Rock and said buyers have a new-found comfort level with White Rock.

Canada ranks third for stable real estate investment

Canada has ranked third in the world for the "most stable and secure real estate investment opportunity" in the 18th annual survey by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE).

Bad timing for Olympic Village sales

Rejecting a marketing plan that would have dramatically reduced condominium prices, the City of Vancouver has forced the developer of the 737-unit Olympic Village into receivership just as new condo sales have plunged 90 per cent.

Completed, unsold condos best deal

The best housing deals in Metro Vancouver, especially early in 2011, will be new and unsold condos in completed projects, according to real estate analysts.

Condo speculators burnt in Tri-Cities

Values dipped in new towers Speculators who bought new high-rise condominium apartments in the Tri-Cities area of the Lower Mainland in the past year lost an average of more than $4,000 on their purchase when they resold, according to a survey by mar