Home transactions are higher than a year ago but still down compared with pre-mortgage stress test activity

“The Saskatoon office market is holding its breath" with new towers at River Landing set to drive up city's office inventory 12 per cent by 2022

Mackenzie residents march against job losses as another sawmill shuts down, while mills also close in Fort St. John and 100 Mile House, among others

Purchasing, not leasing, space is making sense for business owners in Alberta city

After years of waiting, MK Delta Lands Group's proposed developing is heading back for further input from Metro Vancouver

Environmental clean-up, detailed appraisals, lack of information and high closing costs can disrupt the transaction

Nearly 20 per cent of young buyers inflate income on mortgage application, and nearly a quarter of Millennials think that’s OK, finds Equifax

Canadian REITs weighted to housing have posted an average 18.6 per cent return in the past year and are still prowling for quality acquisitions

Funds will aid development of $311 million in port expansion projects

First year of legal short-term rentals saw 660 violation tickets, 276 legal orders and 117 suspensions

Both office sales and industrial sector were down in 2019's first half, compared with a year earlier

Landlords remain limited to provincial rate of inflation when raising rents

Total home transactions across province expected to rise 11 per cent versus 2019, with average sale prices also predicted to increase in every area

Twenty years ago, a partnership between West Vancouver’s Don Milliken and Seattle’s Vulcan Inc. – the development company of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen – set the ...

Harbourside community downtown being developed by Vancouver-based Element Lifestyle Retirement

Sales total lower than July but a marked recovery from a year ago, as industry hopes the worst is over

Yield-seeking investors are piling into the multi-family apartment market in Edmonton and Calgary at a pace that has surprised some agents

British Columbians have no legal right to see government documentation

With just 13 per cent of the national population, B.C. has 30 per cent of Canada’s highest-grossing malls

Longest-standing tenant at Portage and Main is pulling up stakes after more than a century, but is not moving far

B.C. Supreme Court petition claims “gross procedural unfairness” to developer over fiercely opposed housing development

Strata deals account for more than half of transactions in ultra-tight industrial sector

Two new Sonder hotels are in the works, including one 66-unit project near Denman Street

Haisla First Nation teams up with Seaspan on contract worth $500 million

The residential downturn should encourage investor diversification into commercial and industrial sectors

High demand and low supply of multi-family apartment buildings keeps cap rates suppressed, says CBRE report

Of city’s eight areas, four are defined as detached-home seller’s market and none favours buyers

Landlords and investors shift action away from Metro Vancouver to Okanagan and Island as “citizens against nearly everything” stall projects

Some councils allow for enclosed balconies and a third bedroom with borrowed light — others should follow, argues Anne McMullin of the Urban Development Institute

Owners of 50-acre Sooke Industrial Park carve out nearly one third of land to house both micro-cultivators and a production facility

The luxurious condo in Coal Harbour has nearly 7,000 square feet and takes up the entire 26th floor of a luxury tower – but is not a penthouse

Frontier project includes straddle plant, pump station and 130 to 170 kilometres of pipeline from Chetwynd to Taylor, near Fort St. John

Firms team up on distribution services, improving use of warehouse space and reducing delivery vehicles

Stunting home buying, discouraging investors and stalling new residential construction make renting the only option for many in Western Canada

Henson Developments’ rezoning application comes as City of Vancouver pushes for more energy-efficient buildings.

Former Pineland Peat site is a 163-acre property to be split into several heavy industrial lots, in what city staff call a "very complex development"

Year-over-year residential building permits were down 67 per cent to just 111 in the first quarter

Vacancy rates are tight and lease rates have risen across all three sectors, reports market intelligence firm CoStar Group

The region was the only metro area in Canada to post an index decline in July, according to the latest Teranet-National Bank house price index

Our editorial director of real estate content guests on City TV’s BT Vancouver news show in her monthly market round-up

Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the city hits $3,000, reports Rentals.ca

Biggest retail development underway as home sales and prices improve nine months after liquefied natural gas terminal received final investment decision

Landlords claim ‘citizens against virtually everything’ are making it hard to build or repair rental apartments

Six new projects planned for West Abbotsford will boost the amount of strata industrial space in the local market by nearly 80 per cent

Developer is confident that busy foot traffic will be a boon to new residential buildings

High levels of home construction supported by previous presales will dry up, but non-residential construction will boom, says economist

40-year old, 150,000-square-foot Harley Court is first selected for residential conversion by Calgary property group

At least 19 Metro Vancouver developments have been postponed or mothballed

Average home price has slipped but total dollar volume is up more than 10 per cent

Prime real estate – and development plays – should entice investors from Saskatchewan to Vancouver Island

As mortgages become more affordable, the recent declines in home prices could be rapidly reversed

Projects to benefit include Fort St. John airport and recreational facilities improvements

Wawanesa Insurance will run North American operations out of new building, which will be 17 to 19 storeys high with more than 300,000 square feet

Storefront space expensive and scary as development pressure drives leases and property taxes sky high

Solar field consists of 3,800 panels and is expected to save city $80K a year

National Energy Board confirms pre-construction conditions have been met at Westridge Marine and Burnaby storage terminals

B.C.’s Supreme Court says environment minister was correct in cancelling approval of the ski resort

2018's total of commercial real estate and land sales had been the third consecutive year-over-year increase

New-home sector mirrors resale market with unexpected uplift in absorption, finds MLA Advisory – but this is likely lack of supply rather than higher sales

Survey of Island real estate agents raises question of why province applied speculation and vacancy tax to places such as Nanaimo and Lantzville

Fraser Valley also sees real estate transactions recover in July to near-average levels

Layering on of various tax policies is a burden for business, and the real cost goes beyond additional billions, says BCBC chief economist

"Passage of Bills C-69 and C-48 marks a dark chapter for our energy and industrial sectors"

Rezoning application to be considered under Cambie Corridor Plan.

B.C. Supreme Court ruling against developer Concord Pacific doesn’t end legal wrangling over property

First time in three years that Vancouver market has not been rated at high vulnerability by federal housing agency

For less than the cost of a Vancouver condo or bungalow, buyers can purchase low-cost beachfront on B.C.’s coast or inland lakes and rivers, or even grab a seven-cottage deal...

Price index trend lines have tended to mirror each other, but have recently diverged, writes analyst

The infamous Flamingo Hotel and its associated strip bar and lounges in Surrey’s Whalley neighbourhood was demolished in June to make room for a trio of residential ...

Freeze orders are to be challenged in BC Supreme Court on constitutional grounds

Event aims to boost flagging market by offering buyers and investors a one-stop shop of new condo projects

Vancouver-based real estate investment trust holds extensive U.S. rental building portfolio, mostly in the fast-growing Sun Belt

Council votes against deal to rezone land for mixed-use, 930-home development that would have paid for new North Shore Winter Club

Developer Beedie sets 2019 record for speed at which it sold its Storia project in Burnaby Heights

Recommendation from joint panel, which highlighted environmental concerns, must still be approved by environment minister

Metro Vancouver’s reduced residential property prices must look pretty tempting to those looking to get their money out of troubled Hong Kong

Political misalignment with rest of Western Canada increases cross-boundary complications

Report outlines consultants' findings about city's rental policies.

Multi-family building transactions follow downward trend set by market residential home sales

Construction firm behind the stalled Alfa condo development is citing developer delays for filing a $4.6 million lawsuit

Vacation market activity is hyperlocal and hypersensitive to regional influences, says broker

High-profile real-estate legal battle between Singaporean site owner and Vancouver developer may not be over, as Concord Pacific considers appeal

Rate of building relative to size of office market is 87 per cent higher in Canada than U.S. – but why?

A Richmond developer has pulled the plug on a 15-storey mixed use residential tower in the city centre, leaving more than 100 pre-sale buyers in the lurch. Andersons ...

Bloomberg reports Apple Inc. will take up two storeys at Westbank's architecturally striking new downtown development

Mortgage applicants can now qualify for a slightly higher priced home under stress test