British Columbia

Canada’s first airtight highrise would need expensive, imported materials and represent a steep learning curve

Telus Garden and One Pacific buyers under federal revenue agency scrutiny for unauthorized flipping

The company says a decline in population and subsidized services means they simply cannot stay above water in the region

Pending financing, a new residential development will offer an 8 per cent discount on condos, but buyers cannot flip or rent out the units for two years

The 72,000-square-foot casino opened to crowds on September 29 is bookended by two major hotels, operating 24 hours

Technical charts point to prolonged house price slide, technical analyst contends

The site of the 1969 building currently tenanted by Dairy Queen will be redeveloped into a six-storey rental complex

Regulations could be tailored after similar legislation in Saskatchewan – but the B.C. drive is really meant to cool a hot housing market in the Lower Mainland

A shortfall of residential construction workers is hampering delivery and driving up the cost of new homes in B.C., industry spokesmen warn

Owners say extra space for leisure, not rooms, can be the key to more bookings and higher profits