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This is what $15.8 million buys on Cambie Street

An old gas station site at Cambie Street and West 41 Avenue, Vancouver, sold for $15.8 million.

Main Street zone industrial costs like a condo

$500 per square foot: the price paid for this older industrial building on West 3rd Avenue in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.

Telus tower in play for $42 million

By Tyler Orton Vancouver-based Avigilon is ready to pay Telus $42 million for a Robson Street office tower.

Climate change exposes gold fields beneath the ice

Glacier retreats made the development of the Red Mountain gold mine possible and brought other resources to light By Nelson Bennetyt Researchers who have been able to study frozen mammoths and Stone Age mummies thanks to retreating glaciers aren’t th

Self-storage draws condo-level rents

Self-storage is becoming a hot commercial real estate sector, with many B.C. properties seeing 90 per cent occupancy levels and per-square-foot rents that match that of a condominium.

Golf dead? Kootenay developer switches to bikes

Golf rounds in Canada declined 10 per cent in the past five years while mountain biking is said to be gaining in popularity Is golf dead as a development anchor? That’s the question that faced Parastone Developments as they took over a failed golf co

Asian investments in BC "just the beginning"

Tina Mack, president of Asian Real Estate Association of America, Vancouver Chapter Last March, China-born Owen Wang, a recent immigrant to Canada, purchased the 18-hole Sechelt Golf & Country Club and said he plans to sink $20 million into improveme

New $93,900 condos aimed at investors

Brian Regehr knows where most of the buyers for his company’s new $93,900 high-rise condominiums in Surrey will come from.

$600,000 house price gap defines the coast

Easy to find detached family houses for under $325,000.

Massive retail project takes shape in Delta

Tsawwassen Mills : 32-acre retail complex about one-third complete. By Frank O’Brien A tour of the Tsawwassen Mills construction site in South Delta underscores one aspect of the project: it is huge.