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CRE OUTLOOK 2022: ‘Beds, sheds’ and office deals lead big-city Alberta into New Year

CRE OUTLOOK 2022: ‘Beds, sheds’ and office deals lead big-city Alberta into New Year

Based on late-year momentum, industrial, multi-family and downtown offices will top real investments in Calgary and Edmonton in 2022
Squamish takes the heights in home price increases

Squamish takes the heights in home price increases

With home prices ascending faster than anywhere in Metro Vancouver, Sea-to-Sky city has more than Chief climbers heading for the top
North Van’s Maplewood proposal finally goes to council

North Van’s Maplewood proposal finally goes to council

A decade after discussion and planning began, developers’ proposal for a 535-home and retail town centre goes to first reading in North Vancouver District this month
Port Moody nixes proposed $350K micro-condos

Port Moody nixes proposed $350K micro-condos

A six-storey condo project being proposed for Port Moody will no longer feature 57 micro-suites after some councillors criticized the tiny living spaces
Typical Greater Vancouver condo now costs $752,800

Typical Greater Vancouver condo now costs $752,800

Market shift sees condominium apartment sales surging but November benchmark prices are 11.4 per cent higher than a year ago and still rising by nearly 1 per cent a month
Vancouver housing co-op strikes deal with developers

Vancouver housing co-op strikes deal with developers

Owners of South Vancouver co-op will double the number of units in one of Canada’s largest co-op housing renewal projects
REPORT: Metro's multi-family market outlook for 2022

REPORT: Metro's multi-family market outlook for 2022

Many veteran landlords eager to bail out, yet eager new buyers are drawn by the highest rents in the country and cheapest mortgages on the market
Kelowna $63.3 million MF sale shows strength of second-tier cities

Kelowna $63.3 million MF sale shows strength of second-tier cities

Canada’s largest landlord paid $327,000 per door for brand new, four-building rental complex in West Kelowna
Multi-family rentals virtually immune from coronavirus attack

Multi-family rentals virtually immune from coronavirus attack

Residential rentals could well be the focus of a “flight to safety” during a volatile economic environment
Silver lining? Investor demand surges for Metro Vancouver apartment buildings

Silver lining? Investor demand surges for Metro Vancouver apartment buildings

Dramatic cuts in lending rates, due to coronavirus pandemic, have led to “insatiable appetite” from major players to invest in multi-family assets, says broker