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Opinion: Demand curve means B.C. home prices will keep rising

Opinion: Demand curve means B.C. home prices will keep rising

A lack of supply and high demand will continue to drive prices higher, chartered professional accountants say, in calling for a coordinated push to build more homes
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Commercial, industrial construction takes lead in Prince George

Commercial, industrial construction takes lead in Prince George

Decline in residential permits raises fear of rising housing costs in northern B.C.’s largest city
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Metro Vancouver industrial vacancies ease as supply increases

Metro Vancouver industrial vacancies ease as supply increases

With more than 1.7 million square feet added this year – and more on the way – the vacancy rate has eased to a still-tight 0.5 per cent, study finds
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West Van approves controversial Dundarave Beachside development

West Van approves controversial Dundarave Beachside development

Council members had strong words for a misinformation campaign claiming the proposed building was taller than it actually is.
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Kelowna says ‘no for now’ for three-tower downtown development

Kelowna says ‘no for now’ for three-tower downtown development

City council has turned down a proposal for a massive development on Coronation Avenue – but leaves its options open
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Tinland joins business exodus from Vancouver’s crime-plagued Chinatown

Tinland joins business exodus from Vancouver’s crime-plagued Chinatown

‘It’s so bad in all of Chinatown that everyone is afraid to come down here, and it’s not right that people have to live in fear’
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Calgary coffee chain splashes into Vancouver

Calgary coffee chain splashes into Vancouver

Deville Coffee plans four downtown outlets in the city with its first major move outside of Alberta
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CMHC confirms government costs raise new home prices

CMHC confirms government costs raise new home prices

In Vancouver, fees and charges accounts for 20 per cent of the price of a new condo apartment, new federal study says
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Climate risks targeted with new $3.5 billion agriculture package

Climate risks targeted with new $3.5 billion agriculture package

Federal-provincial programs will emphasize resilience, reduced risk
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RBC downgrades forecast for Canadian housing market

RBC downgrades forecast for Canadian housing market

Vancouver, Toronto and Victoria are the cities likely to suffer the most, according to the bank.
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