British Columbia

All signs point to the end of the residential land rush in the Lower Mainland, according to a presentation given by the Urban Development Institute

Omicron pulls 100,000-square-foot retail project due to rising construction costs and onerous infrastructure requirements

Forty-one per cent of B.C. residents are worried they will have financial difficulties if rates go up, according to a poll

The Vancouver Green Party, which elected three of its candidates to city council Oct. 20 — Adriane Carr , Pete Fry and Michael Wiebe — will be pushing for a citywide plan in coming months.

The site's northeast corner features floor to ceiling windows, giving the 60-foot building its visually dynamic appearance

After a slump in inquiries, third quarter sees leap in Metro Vancouver searches on Chinese real estate portal Juwai.com

The 39-year-old San Group is doubling down on its commitment to Port Alberni with a new $70-million lumber manufacturing facility that will employ 135 people

Slowdown of detached home sales, speculation-tax avoidance, Airbnb rules bring flood of high-end houses onto rental market, creating “desperation” as owners slash rents up to 20 per cent

112 units will be market rental housing

The proposal would ultimately require the City of Burnaby to rezone the area from industrial to high-density residential