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Future Broadway Corridor shopping hub comes into focus

Future Broadway Corridor shopping hub comes into focus

Cambie at West Broadway eyed for long-term redevelopment plans
Change in plans for Britannia Beach development

Change in plans for Britannia Beach development

More greenspace may result after Macdonald Development fails to acquire Crown land
Hotel and condos could be part of plan to revitalize New Westminster’s Columbia Theatre

Hotel and condos could be part of plan to revitalize New Westminster’s Columbia Theatre

The City of New West considered a proposal to build a 22-storey mixed-use residential and commercial development on the Columbia Theatre site
Calls for development slowdown dominate District of North Van showdown

Calls for development slowdown dominate District of North Van showdown

If the pace of development is a nail, it may be time for District of North Vancouver council to swing the hammer.
Multi-family rental market booms as demand chases short supply

Multi-family rental market booms as demand chases short supply

Nearly $3 billion of Metro Vancouver purpose-built rental properties exchanged hands last year, finds report
Developer eyes two condo buildings on New Westminster Royal Towers site

Developer eyes two condo buildings on New Westminster Royal Towers site

A preliminary development application proposes a mixed-use residential, retail and child-care project

Vancouver rents to become ‘bubbly’ and rise 7% in 2019: forecast

Councillor Jean Swanson says rents will keep rising unless vacancy control and rent freezes are implemented
Richmond man accused of cleaning millions of dollars through real estate

Richmond man accused of cleaning millions of dollars through real estate

Another B.C. civil forfeiture law suit has revealed allegations involving the illegal drug trade and real estate deals
B.C.'s new speculation tax irks even those who don’t pay it

B.C.'s new speculation tax irks even those who don’t pay it

“Speculators” were always going to hate the speculation tax, that’s pretty much a given. What the provincial government has managed to do this week is annoy a good part of the vast majority of homeowners who would never be considered speculators.
New Nature’s Path head office wants to be neighbours with East Van cross

New Nature’s Path head office wants to be neighbours with East Van cross

Application for distinct 10-storey building goes before Development Permit Board Jan. 21; City of Vancouver still considering whether to relocate 'Monument for East Vancouver'