Multi-Family

Years after 59 house owners sold their Port Moody lots for development, the 14.8-acre land assembly has closed at $157.2 million – but the project is still not approved

Third-quarter sales dip in B.C.’s multi-family market expected to in be in rear view mirror shortly as interest rates stable and immigration hits stride

B.C. NDP government is removing rental restrictions in residential stratas, which will increase investor interest and the insurance needed by strata groups, critics argue

Concord high-rise project in Burnaby’s Metrotown will include 58 non-market studio suites from 323 square feet

New scheme would turn all condos into rentals and subject the owners to provincial and Vancouver ‘empty home’ taxes if not rented

Even as B.C. home prices decline, Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island developers appear willing to pay millions of dollars per acre for residential assemblies

The City of Vancouver has spent at least $1.5 million since it bought the dilapidated and vacant Balmoral and Regent Hotels on the Downtown Eastside two years ago

Neighbours cited fear of rising crime and parking problems if low-cost, high-density rental development allowed to proceed

With modern condos priced under $200,000 and average rents climbing, investors from B.C. and Ontario are seeking profit on the Prairies

Owners of a 40-year-old multi-family development in Coquitlam, B.C. told wind-up is too confusing after developer pulls out of multimillion-dollar deal