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Meter ticking at $62,500 a month on two DTES hotels

Meter ticking at $62,500 a month on two DTES hotels

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
Richmond council approves 330 rental units despite residents' concerns

Richmond council approves 330 rental units despite residents' concerns

Neighbours cited fear of rising crime and parking problems if low-cost, high-density rental development allowed to proceed
Calgary, Saskatoon condos eyed for positive rental cash flow

Calgary, Saskatoon condos eyed for positive rental cash flow

With modern condos priced under $200,000 and average rents climbing, investors from B.C. and Ontario are seeking profit on the Prairies
Condo owners lose bid to wind-up and sell aging strata building

Condo owners lose bid to wind-up and sell aging strata building

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
Opinion: Government linked to every rental market downturn

Opinion: Government linked to every rental market downturn

Study covering 35 years of Metro Vancouver’s multi-family rentals shows government intervention the constant in every market slump
Opinion: Eby’s housing plan is a gift to speculators

Opinion: Eby’s housing plan is a gift to speculators

David Eby, presumed on track to become B.C.’s new premier, has outlined a naïve policy that will benefit savvy real estate speculators and investors
B.C landlords grapple with lengthy residential tenancy delays

B.C landlords grapple with lengthy residential tenancy delays

‘I feel like there’s no support for landlords’ one owner says after tenants quit paying rent and refuse to vacate the property
Okanagan condos raise bar for short-term resort rentals

Okanagan condos raise bar for short-term resort rentals

Flexible zoning offers short-rentals and upscale amenities for travellers ¬– and extra value for Kelowna condo investors
Landlords in the lurch as B.C. caps rent increase at 2 per cent

Landlords in the lurch as B.C. caps rent increase at 2 per cent

As property taxes, utility costs and borrowing costs soar, rent increases remain virtually frozen in 2023 for the third year in a row
Student rental housing tower approved in New Westminster

Student rental housing tower approved in New Westminster

Douglas College $295M, 20-storey, 368-bed facility will start construction in 2023