Multi-Family

Greg Spafford: "What Vancouver needs overall is just more housing — any type, any level."

Katie Maslechko, CEO, will stick handle controversial B.C. government program that aims to help non-profits buy and preserve older rental apartment buildings

City has seen $800 million in commercial real estate transactions through the first quarter as nearly 200 properties sold

Some B.C. strata corporations have changed or plan to change to a 55-plus age regulation to get around a new provincial law that stops a ban on condo rentals

For all rezoning applications that result in permanent displacement of five or more tenant households, the applicant would have to offer relocation help and the right to a new suite at a discounted rate

Residential tower is ‘Just steps from the ultra-trendy South Granville shopping district, with a mix of high end fashion boutiques, home furnishing stores, cafés and restaurants’

Canada’s largest landlord offers to sell hundreds of its older “affordable” units to the B.C. government and non-profits

The percentage of Canadian renters has increased at three times the rate of homeowners over the past decade and shows no sign of slowing

This is the last of a two-part Western Investor special report on the millions of dollars in government spending, which is meant to provide affordable housing for the most vulnerable in British Columbia

Vancouver staff recommendation to allow only five new development proposals per year flies in the face of earlier plans – and the city’s desperate need for more rental units