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Office landlords, tenants learn how to attract new generation of workers

Office landlords, tenants learn how to attract new generation of workers

Millennial employees demand different (and more) amenities than previous generations, and landlords and employers are starting to offer them
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Massive redevelopment of former transit centre in Vancouver moves forward

Massive redevelopment of former transit centre in Vancouver moves forward

Rezoning application for 17-building, mixed-use development goes to open house this November
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Home sales uptick seen across B.C. in September: BCREA

Home sales uptick seen across B.C. in September: BCREA

Residential resale activity “built on momentum from the summer” with transactions up 24 per cent year over year and average prices on the rise
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Burnaby charging landlords $570 a year for licence, replacing 'stove tax'

Burnaby charging landlords $570 a year for licence, replacing 'stove tax'

Cost to landlords with tenants will remain the same, but homeowners with unrented suites will save money
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Victoria’s industrial sector hits 10-year low in vacancies

Victoria’s industrial sector hits 10-year low in vacancies

Tight market sign of a strong economy, with demand surge catching developers and landowners off guard, says Colliers
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New First Nations partnership wants in on LNG

New First Nations partnership wants in on LNG

Four First Nations in northwest B.C. sign an MOU on future LNG projects, framing it as a climate change initiative
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Technology trends reframe commercial, institutional building design

Technology trends reframe commercial, institutional building design

Big data, artificial intelligence and virtual reality are radically changing architectural, engineering and construction practices
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Cannabis legalization 2.0 to open up new business opportunities

Cannabis legalization 2.0 to open up new business opportunities

Much competition set to flow in the cannabis drinks and edibles niche, as smaller players finally get a chance
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'Iconic' redevelopment planned for West Vancouver’s famous Pink Palace apartments

'Iconic' redevelopment planned for West Vancouver’s famous Pink Palace apartments

1960s buildings "nearing the end of their lives" and seismic concerns mean demolition is inevitable, plus more rental units are badly needed
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Developer consortium says it was 'blindsided' by Port Moody mayor

Developer consortium says it was 'blindsided' by Port Moody mayor

Motion by Port Moody Mayor Rob Vagramov looks to curtail early plans by consortium of property owners and developers to transform Moody Centre commercial core
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