British Columbia

The new federal budget includes a plan for Canada’s housing agency to offer interest-free loans to first-time homebuyers, but mortgage brokers, real estate agents and economists say it will do little to get millennials into the housing market.

An extra $4 million in construction costs is being tacked onto the bill for rebuilds of Argyle and Handsworth schools

Proposed change to policy is aimed to protect tenants in rental homes

"We’ve seen reduced demand in line with slower economic growth and rising interest rates,” says Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver representative

As the decline in sales of detached houses starts to flatten, higher-end condos are next to be “caught in the same downdraft”

Liberals court Millennial vote with new interest-free first-time home buyer’s loan, increased Home Buyer’s Plan limit and more rental housing supply

Canada’s largest private sellers jockeying for position to secure a toehold in the province

Sales value was down 15 per cent year-over-year, but investor sentiment remains favourable into 2019

Similar proportion of British Columbians also back school tax, while even more agree with increase in foreign-buyer tax

Four towers, one low-rise proposed to be built at Clarke Road and Como Lake Avenue in Coquitlam