Cambie Street project would provide 257 condo units, 106,342 square feet of office space, 11,599 square feet of retail, large childcare facility and youth centre

Face to Face program is series of talks across country that aims to resolve Canada’s regional divisions

Federal government pilot program aims to persuade new immigrants to settle in smaller communities rather than pooling in Canada’s three biggest cities

Region’s land investment saw very slow start to year, but industrial and office sectors still on fire

Developers spent $350,000 retrofitting former warehouse space to be able to accommodate the city’s young athletes, says Avison Young

Average MLS resale price climbs more than five per cent year over year, pushing dollar volumes up 25.4 per cent

While city staff completes zoning plan along SkyTrain extension, speculators are bidding up land prices

New businesses to open doors in long-vacant units at Steveston's Imperial Landing development, which has been at centre of controversy for a decade

One thousand workers prepare 400-hectare site for major construction phase, as city booms

The small homes being sold on Amazon can be “stitched” together to meet minimum size requirements, but you'll need to find the land

Western Investor’s annual selection of five western cities to place your property investments over the next year

City of Coquitlam adopting virtual reality technology to give residents immersive walk-through of future urban hub

In wake of industry's money-laundering investigations, the province's financial services authority will take over real estate regulatory oversight from two current ...

Profits and stock plunge in wake of prolonged strike by unionized Vancouver Island sawmill workers

City claims success in latest update, but it depends what you’re measuring

Draft document shows how Coquitlam's central shopping area will transform into urban hub with retail, restaurants and entertainment over next 25 years

Commercial real estate brokerage blazes trail in use of international standard, which aims to enhance employee health and wellness through the built environment

"The province is back" as B.C. NDP leases the bulk of new space coming to tight Vancouver Island market

Some critics raised concerns about new False Creek Flats location but Providence Health Care maintains site's seismic challenges are being addressed

Drop in Vancouver commercial property tax rate is just a function of rising value of properties, with businesses still facing huge tax burden

Biggest recovery in sales activity will be seen in the hardest-hit areas of Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley, predicts association

Band members to vote in December referendum on proposal that doubles the original planned number of homes

$400 million hike due to higher-than-anticipated costs of rock removal and water crossings, plus additional meter stations, says TC Energy

“It’s time for a new group to take it to the next level" says broker as one of the city's best-known landmarks is put on market

More density sought in B.C.'s fastest-growing city, with new SkyTrain extension on the way

Husky Energy closed sale of its 12,000 barrel-per-day Prince George Refinery to Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure

October’s rush of buyer activity and drop in new listings means the region’s market is creeping back towards favouring sellers

Greater Victoria’s fall real estate market is starting to look remarkably similar to last year, according to numbers released Friday by the Victoria Real Estate Board. ...

Encana changing its name and relocating from Calgary to the States, for better opportunities to attract capital investment

Global Transportation Hub is a 1,800-acre logistics park near city’s western outskirts on Canadian Pacific main rail line

Low-carbon material developer from Moose Jaw sets up head office in Vancouver, backed by big-name investors

Ontario-based trust paying a whopping $588 million for portfolio that includes 37 light industrial properties totalling more than 3.3 million square feet

Developer Ivanhoe Cambridge wants to turn Burnaby's Metropolis at Metrotown "inside out" as part of massive town centre masterplan

Incoming tech workers, downsizing empty-nesters, international students will all add to demand for purpose-built rental homes, says researcher

Huge event in Vancouver this weekend has 11 educational seminars and wide array of exhibitors including most major franchise brands

Township of Langley development intended as "intergenerational community" including 2,000 homes, parks, retail and school

Less legal weed is being sold in B.C. than anywhere else in Canada due to apparent over-regulation that has stunted retail openings and boosted the black market

Tax burden being shifted to smaller and suburban businesses, while rebates are just a “band-aid” solution

‘Not racist,’ judge says of view that foreign money impacted GVRD real estate prices

Calgary’s residential real estate activity expected to see a steady increase in next two years, while Edmonton may remain muted, says CMHC

B.C. businesses will be required to report beneficial ownership structure, provincial finance minister announces

Homebuilding industry will weather some short-term pain over next two years, followed by a significant rebound, predicts federal housing agency

Rebound in market sales activity likely to spark return to price growth, which could be “modest” or significant

Proposed legislation could see commercial properties taxed on current rather than "highest and best" use

Fraser Valley is Lower Mainland’s “most active industrial market,” with $185 million of sales in 2019’s first half

Tackling market headwinds facing investors, brokers, developers and asset managers in Calgary and across Alberta will be the goal on November 6

Former forester says property tax declaration brings income tax into disrepute

Richmond farmland advocates want answers for skyrocketing farmland real estate prices and mega-mansions built on the land, which may be linked to dirty money

NDP has little leverage on the pipeline, but supports plan to shut down B.C. fish farms

With the minority Liberal government most likely to turn to the NDP for support, where does that leave federal housing and real estate promises?

Offloading fossil fuel stocks may dry up capital for Canadian oil and gas producers, but it won’t quench the world’s thirst for petroleum

Market is overcoming challenges from e-commerce and troubled economy, says Cushman & Wakefield

Visit to Buenos Aires aims to find talent for Winnipeg’s high-growth technology industry, while provincial government is helping with visas

Successful restaurant chains are optimizing use of pricey commercial space and creating virtual brands to service meal deliveries

Mill closures and production curtailments have affected more than 5,900 workers at 25 mills in 22 communities

Company says it remains ‘committed to the neighbourhood and development’

Narrow houses in cities can offer enough living space plus manageable yards, helping fill housing’s “missing middle”

Harnessing the latest expense technology is crucial for successful management of income-producing real estate

Immigrants, workers and refugees are investing in their new Canadian lives and having a significant effect on real estate demand in Western provinces, finds Royal LePage

Voters concerned about housing and the real estate market should consider the main federal parties’ housing platforms when making their decision

Being paid millions of dollars a year for a vacant site and locking up prime development land with no money down reveal a savvy side to Indigenous land transactions in Metro ...

Millennial employees demand different (and more) amenities than previous generations, and landlords and employers are starting to offer them

Rezoning application for 17-building, mixed-use development goes to open house this November

Residential resale activity “built on momentum from the summer” with transactions up 24 per cent year over year and average prices on the rise

"We go where the market is" — veteran retail real estate company plans 124-suite apartment building at big-box centre in south Winnipeg

Cost to landlords with tenants will remain the same, but homeowners with unrented suites will save money

Review of real estate council practices sparks legislation that seeks to end “ongoing dysfunction” and “deterioration in trust” in RECA

Tight market sign of a strong economy, with demand surge catching developers and landowners off guard, says Colliers

Four First Nations in northwest B.C. sign an MOU on future LNG projects, framing it as a climate change initiative

Big data, artificial intelligence and virtual reality are radically changing architectural, engineering and construction practices

True North joins other property investors snapping up commercial real estate in Alberta's biggest city

Unfavourable Prairie weather and continued operator caution drives down activity, especially in Alberta, with more low levels forecast

Much competition set to flow in the cannabis drinks and edibles niche, as smaller players finally get a chance

1960s buildings "nearing the end of their lives" and seismic concerns mean demolition is inevitable, plus more rental units are badly needed

Nearly a year on from legalization, survey asks property owners and renters how they feel about cannabis use and growth in units

Toronto-based Canada Business Growth Fund has found bright opportunities in entrepreneurial British Columbia, Saskatchewan

Motion by Port Moody Mayor Rob Vagramov looks to curtail early plans by consortium of property owners and developers to transform Moody Centre commercial core

For office landlords, balancing the need to fill vacancies and achieving a reliable, profitable mix of tenants remains fundamental

Plan to radically change area from industrial and service uses to mixed-use residential goes before public October 9

Students from overseas spend $12,000 a year on housing in B.C., one of Canada's most popular educational destinations

Firms in Vancouver offering options for expanding without ceding stake to larger investors

“Perhaps this is simply a market correction, much like the correction in home prices,” says real estate marketing firm

Dig into the polling data and Canadians want leaders to curb the cost of just getting by in an increasingly high-taxed environment – and it starts with helping small and ...

Market balances with transactions on par with 10-year September average; prices still correcting

Victoria coffee-outlet owner, originally from Taiwan, claims he is being financially bullied by B.C. government

Student rental homes are in hot demand, and universities have a major effect on a region’s local economy and housing market

Central Surrey education mega-centre and Surrey-Delta industrial development reflect shift in population and potential in the Lower Mainland

Small business owners struggling to secure business accounts and loans