British Columbia

Tom Durning of the Tenant Resource and Advisory Centre in Vancouver said he was shocked when he learned nearly two dozen residents of the Westmont Apartments in Fort St. John had been living without heat for three months as the northern B.C.

In 2014, B.C. landlords can raise the rent by a mere 2.2 per cent. Why 2.2 per cent? It is based on the official inflation rate in July of last year, which was pegged at .02 per cent. However, as the B.C.

Done Deals is Western Investor's monthly feature highlighting some of the major real estate transactions across Western Canada’s vibrant commercial real estate market.

British Columbia's housing market will experience steady but moderate growth in prices and sales over the next three years, says a new forecast by Central 1 Credit Union (Central 1). The median resale house price in B.C.

Hotel owners in Northeast BC says taxes should be levied on homeowners renting on a short-term basis to “level the playing field” in a surprisingly tough market.

Realtors in two northern B.C. boomtowns are frustrated by a lack of product in the face of huge buyer demand.

In a projection for office vacancy rates in four western cities, Cushman Wakefield sees inventory growing in two and tightening in the others.

Delta landowners and developers who stand to gain from better access to Richmond and Vancouver are applauding the B.C. government's commitment to replace the 54-year-old George Massey Tunnel.

A grim business investment outlook has cooled office demand in Metro Vancouver according to a panel of commercial real estate experts convened by NAOIP.

Western Investor picks five hot housing markets for residential investors in 2014, including a couple of small-town sleepers that may hold the best potential in the West.