British Columbia

Much of the empty space being seen in older Class A, B and C class buildings, and tenant incentives are increasing

Proposal under new city guidelines would see 104 units aimed at essential workers earning less than $78,500 annually

The August issue of Western Investor includes a look at seven B.C. waterfront homes listed at a lower price than a city condo. Here is a sample.

Home delivery legalized in B.C. for licensed producers as way to shrink the marijuana black market

Northern Alberta farmers say record heat wave, drought, is frying bumper crops and stunting growth of livestock

Nearly 80 per cent of B.C. workers say they prefer to keep working from home

Milestone reached as 1,150-kilometre project burrows into the final link from the Alberta oilsands to tidewater

‘Absolutely nothing has changed with us,’ says one Abbotsford contractor as provincial construction returns to its post-pandemic pace – but high demand is leading to skyrocketing costs and a lack of skilled trades

Skyrocketing land prices in the transit corridor already reflect impact of $3.1 billion extension

The 11-storey multi-family rental tower vacant since December 2019 when the city revoked its occupancy permit after Centurion Properties had bought it