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League settles with commission

Victoria-based League Investment Services will not face a BC Securities Commission hearing next summer after entering into a settlement agreement with the markets regulator.

Marriott flags Surrey's new landmark hotel

Marriott International Inc. has been named the brand partner for Century Group's new hotel, which will be a cornerstone of Surrey's giant City Centre development.

Maple Ridge dangles incentives to lure developers

Maple Ridge. B.C.

Southlands project seeks rezoning

Century Group's Southlands project in Delta is inching closer to reality. Brad Semke, project manager for the development, said rezoning of the 538-acre property will go to public hearing on October 28.

League leaders face commission

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) is alleging that the developers behind Vancouver Island's largest real-estate project, Capital City Centre in Victoria, promoted securities without proper disclosure.

Taseko Mines "confident" in its New Prosperity bid

Brian Battison of Taseko Mines believes the company has a good shot at winning round two in its bid to bring one of the world's largest gold mines to life near Williams Lake.

Sales of land for housing plunges

Greed at all levels - from the street to City Hall - is to blame for a sharp drop in sales of residential land in Metro Vancouver, according to real estate consultant and developer Michael Geller.

Blissful Coast missed the boom

Sunshine Coast now appears poised for slow, steady turnaround as prices see bottom BY FRANK O'BRIEN The Sunshine Coast of British Columbia is composed of the towns of Gibsons and Sechelt and a scattering of resort communities along the shores of Geor

Hearing date set for League Investments

The B.C. Securities Commission has set June 16-19, 2014 as the date to hear evidence that Victoria-based League Investment Services broke securities law when it was promoting the sale of shares in a real estate investment trust.

Retail real estate posted best returns since 1999

A study of Metro Vancouver commercial real estate bought after 1999 and sold as of mid-2013 shows that retail property returned a market leading 28.5 per cent through asset appreciation. The RealNet Canada Inc.