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City of Surrey plans to expand, densify downtown core

City of Surrey plans to expand, densify downtown core

More density sought in B.C.'s fastest-growing city, with new SkyTrain extension on the way
$250M-plus sale of Prince George refinery completed

$250M-plus sale of Prince George refinery completed

Husky Energy closed sale of its 12,000 barrel-per-day Prince George Refinery to Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure
Metro Vancouver home sales jump 45.4% to well above 10-year average

Metro Vancouver home sales jump 45.4% to well above 10-year average

October’s rush of buyer activity and drop in new listings means the region’s market is creeping back towards favouring sellers
Low inventory, consistent demand keeps Victoria's home prices climbing

Low inventory, consistent demand keeps Victoria's home prices climbing

Greater Victoria’s fall real estate market is starting to look remarkably similar to last year, according to numbers released Friday by the Victoria Real Estate Board .
New green material aims to revolutionize commercial, multi-family construction

New green material aims to revolutionize commercial, multi-family construction

Low-carbon material developer from Moose Jaw sets up head office in Vancouver, backed by big-name investors
Canada's third-biggest mall getting a massive makeover

Canada's third-biggest mall getting a massive makeover

Developer Ivanhoe Cambridge wants to turn Burnaby's Metropolis at Metrotown "inside out" as part of massive town centre masterplan
Metro Vancouver needs 30,000 new rental units in next two years: analyst

Metro Vancouver needs 30,000 new rental units in next two years: analyst

Incoming tech workers, downsizing empty-nesters, international students will all add to demand for purpose-built rental homes, says researcher

Metro Vancouver's 'largest masterplanned community' to cover 74 acres

Township of Langley development intended as "intergenerational community" including 2,000 homes, parks, retail and school
B.C.’s nanny state stifles rollout of legal cannabis sales

B.C.’s nanny state stifles rollout of legal cannabis sales

Less legal weed is being sold in B.C. than anywhere else in Canada due to apparent over-regulation that has stunted retail openings and boosted the black market
B.C.'s foreign buyers’ tax not discriminatory: court

B.C.'s foreign buyers’ tax not discriminatory: court

‘Not racist,’ judge says of view that foreign money impacted GVRD real estate prices