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Here is how much more you’ll pay per floor in Metro Vancouver condo buildings

Here is how much more you’ll pay per floor in Metro Vancouver condo buildings

Price per square foot increases more per floor in neighborhoods where there are more high-rises and better views of the city or water
$12.7M land deal a crossroads for Shaughnessy

$12.7M land deal a crossroads for Shaughnessy

Affordable rentals eyed for site in Vancouver’s most exclusive community
Food producers, restaurants ‘struggling’ with acute storage shortage

Food producers, restaurants ‘struggling’ with acute storage shortage

Desperate need for better distribution and cold storage of B.C.-grown foods sparks plan for “food hubs”
Telus, Polygon sue each other over collapsed $175M Burnaby land deal

Telus, Polygon sue each other over collapsed $175M Burnaby land deal

Telecoms giant and major Vancouver developer file duelling lawsuits, blaming each other for Polygon backing out of deal
Thousands of new rental units in pipeline in Coquitlam

Thousands of new rental units in pipeline in Coquitlam

City says incentives for developers are working, but it may be years before these rental homes are completed
‘Much quicker than anticipated’ recovery to B.C. housing market

‘Much quicker than anticipated’ recovery to B.C. housing market

Province's median home sale price is expected to hit a new record next year, forecasts Central 1 Credit Union
Foreign direct investment in B.C. rising, but housing remains a problem: economist

Foreign direct investment in B.C. rising, but housing remains a problem: economist

B.C. is in better position to weather economic downturn than other provinces, and will lead growth next year, says RBC’s Craig Wright
CN job action could cost Canadian GDP $100M a week: Vancouver port CEO

CN job action could cost Canadian GDP $100M a week: Vancouver port CEO

Canadian National Railway stoppage is “a real concern” for Canada’s largest port and could push businesses to Alberta or Washington State
City of Vancouver staff recommend against increasing Empty Homes Tax rate

City of Vancouver staff recommend against increasing Empty Homes Tax rate

Rate sits at one per cent of assessed taxable value; some argued for it to be tripled
Metro Vancouver’s bricks-and-mortar retail property sector rebuilding

Metro Vancouver’s bricks-and-mortar retail property sector rebuilding

Region's ‘bad retail' disrupted by online sales and poor locations, but well-placed malls are thriving