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BC Greens threaten pipeline

BC Greens threaten pipeline

The party's key position in provincial government may jeopardize the Trans Mountain project's future
Exchange office tower eyes partial hotel conversion

Exchange office tower eyes partial hotel conversion

Credit Suisse accepts bid to convert 10 floors of spec-built 31-storey tower into a 202-room hotel
Granville Island redevelopment seeks to expand on accessibility and liveliness

Granville Island redevelopment seeks to expand on accessibility and liveliness

The newly-released proposal has a four-tiered strategy for drawing in more visitors by 2040
Trump era provides opportunity for Canadian investment in U.S. industrial

Trump era provides opportunity for Canadian investment in U.S. industrial

With falling vacancy rates and a shortage in key markets, industrial real estate in America is attracting Canadians
Pizza Hut takes a bigger bite of B.C. food scene

Pizza Hut takes a bigger bite of B.C. food scene

A booming restaurant scene is to thank for the franchise's ongoing expansion
Richmond council approves restrictions on farmland home sizes

Richmond council approves restrictions on farmland home sizes

Mega-homes on dedicated farmland will now be capped at 10,764 square feet after a series of heated public debates
Robson Telus tower flipped and sold for double the value

Robson Telus tower flipped and sold for double the value

Avigilon bought the tower in 2015 for a fraction of its recent sold price
Bitcoin house listing a flub

Bitcoin house listing a flub

A Coquitlam house was listed for $2099 Bitcoin - roughly $5 million in Canadian dollars - by friend as an “honest mistake"
Stacked strata project sets trend in East Vancouver

Stacked strata project sets trend in East Vancouver

Success of the mixed-use Ironworks project on Victoria Drive has Conwest already developing more office and industrial combo projects
Number of gas stations grows nationally despite recent downtown Vancouver sales

Number of gas stations grows nationally despite recent downtown Vancouver sales

Census data showing a general increase comes after Chevron Canada agreed to sell 129 Vancouver-based stations