Sometimes innovative funding strategies such as these are needed to fund or close a commercial real estate transaction, advises expert

Pent-up demand for rental homes across Metro Vancouver puts overall vacancy at tight 1.1 per cent, with rents up by nearly double rent-control figure

Landlord in talks with several possible tenants for space that would connect to Pacific Centre in downtown core

While $1 million-plus home sales recovered overall in second half of year, $4 million-plus resale transactions declined further, especially among high-end condos

Northland Properties will draw on experience developing Revelstoke Mountain Resort, which included a hotel

Goal is to attract global, big-brand retailers to city with one of the highest average household incomes in Canada

2020 residential real estate poised to be a “much more typical year” than recent activity, says B.C. Real Estate Association

Any director or officer of a private B.C. company is responsible for bringing their firm into compliance with "transparency register" rules by May 1

Developers face spiralling costs and political uncertainty as they attempt to deliver workspace and housing in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody

“If Trump continues, what type of oxygen is going to get sucked out of the foreign affairs and trade department?”

Core advantages will help Canada become a major world supplier of LNG, even in face of fierce global competition, say proponents

Region posts highest-ever construction figures, but predictions are for a slowdown over next year or two

The most iconic and recognizable retail building in Winnipeg has been appraised for less than the change in your couch

“I have never seen a code adoption happen so quickly in any other sector” – Structurlam CEO

North Shore heritage advocates are hoping someone will strike a free lode of copper. Members of the non-profit society North Shore Heritage are hoping someone will take ...

Region's unprecedented commercial real estate run may hit headwinds as a slowing B.C. economy and soaring costs threaten breakneck development and record-setting investments

Alberta Premier’s program cuts mean that tech companies considering setting up in less-expensive Alberta are thinking again

Reliance Properties plans to develop parkade site.

Experts differ on year ahead for B.C. property market, as real estate analyst predicts “rough year” for Metro Vancouver’s single-family homes

There were more residential transactions across the region in 2019 than in 2018, and benchmark home price is now above $1 million again

Commercial and residential real estate should be on the fourth or fifth line of Canada’s economic growth, not the dominant player in the game

For the second time in 18 months, the ownership of Grouse Mountain Resort is changing hands. Northland Properties Corporation, which owns hotels, the Revelstoke Mountain ...

Chip Wilson’s Point Grey Road home fell by almost $10 million in assessed value

Biggest drops in home values are in West Vancouver and UBC, while many parts of B.C. post an increase in home assessments

During the last provincial election, British Columbians were primarily preoccupied with housing, homelessness and poverty – three issues that outpaced topics such as the ...

“Commercial real estate remained one of the most attractive and stable long-term investments in 2019 and will continue to attract interest from investors in 2020,” says ...

Calgary will start a $550 million stadium to replace the aging Saddledome and Winnipeg’s tallest tower completes

Prince George will be service hub for compressor projects beginning in spring

The 45-year-old MURB program harnessed the private sector to deliver many of the affordable rental apartments still in use today

What are industry pundits and organizations predicting for commercial real estate in B.C.’s biggest centre next year?

Canada Revenue Agency issued $149.9 million in assessments as a result of 1,113 real estate audits in B.C. from March to September

Foreign students represent wealthy and expanding base of tenants, attracting attention of one of Alberta's biggest landlords

A new report ranks Vancouver as the fourth most expensive residential rental market in the country

Sector’s influence on the B.C. market is expected to be slow and steady

Region’s office and industrial sectors face limitations, but it’s housing where the shortage is most acute

Improvements at 53 hotels being done by InnVest Hotels, Canada's largest hotel owner, and Choice Hotels Canada

Our round-up of various industry groups’ predictions for B.C.’s housing market next year — and is there a consensus?

Province largely backs federal government’s decision, but regional disparities in sentiment are notable

“Ambitious” 6,000-unit project also unfettered by B.C. rent controls, city planning regulations and processes, or city property taxes

Market players have "healthy level of anxiety" over potential fallout from federal election and future of energy and agricultural sectors

West Vancouver realtor was not licensed to act as a rental agent, and was fined $7,500 for unprofessional conduct

Higher rents, lower vacancies, bigger returns will continue to characterize Metro Vancouver’s multi-family rental sector into 2020

If Chevron divests 50 per cent share in $40 billion LNG project, it wouldn’t the first time it changed hands

CEC has $30 million budget, which includes Alberta’s $2.5 million inquiry into foreign funding of anti-oil and gas campaigners

With listings down for seventh straight month, sector edges towards seller’s market territory once more

“The people that use the space are guests, and we’re trying to provide a better experience for them”

An ambitious plan would see 10,000 housing units built each year at an estimated cost of $2.5 billion plus land and municipal subsidies

Keeping rental apartments vacant is seen as smart move as northern towns wait for the elusive LNG-fired economic upturn to arrive

Taxpayers to be alerted to changes, revised exemptions for coming year

Residential sector — especially in Lower Mainland — to see lower valuations, but commercial and industrial real estate values hold firm

Masterplan will blend two residential low-rises, offices designed to attract high-tech tenants, commercial space including retail and restaurants, a library and a plaza

Germany company is the second in recent months to be involved in multimillion-dollar Edmonton commercial real estate deal

Car sales in British Columbia have dropped 3.2 per cent since June 2018

Disgruntled buyers at Alfa development sue for loss of uplift in property value, after Anderson Holdings cancelled presale contracts

Lane sits between two buildings on Broadway at Granville Street, on key site where PCI Developments is planning Skytrain-linked development

"Bold solution" to make second storey of Burnaby development accessible to full-size transport trailers via a large ramp

Rail improvements over five years to help Teck increase capacity through North Vancouver’s upgraded Neptune Terminals and other ports

Four Western Canadian cities made the top 10 in JLL’s annual rankings. Can you guess which they were?

Momentum considered surprising, given economic stagnation and Sears departure, but population and suburban growth are helping

Under new demoviction rules approved in principle, developers will have to support tenants displaced from rental buildings with five or more units

Revenue slows but still grows in tourism-heavy B.C., while oil-hit Alberta struggles to fill rooms

“Getting shovels in the ground in Alberta and kicking off pipeline construction is a pivotal moment for Trans Mountain," says project CEO

Jump in activity takes Metro residential market back to “historically typical levels” while Fraser Valley also sees “unexpected demand”

City of Vancouver staff has its work cut out for them, simultaneously embarking on extensive and expensive city-wide planning process

"It’s time to consider the future of the site and determine how it can better suit the needs of residents of the North Shore for the next 50 years”

Competition in the global LNG market is tough, but Canada is well placed to tap into opportunities, says expert

Landlords have opportunity to reposition existing Vancouver rental properties, or buy and build in sub-markets to capture accelerating demand

IEEFA says federal and Alberta governments are subsidizing Trans Mountain expansion

Developer’s lobby group discusses ways to continue building in suburbs beneath the lens of climate change

Remember when commercial and residential space was just… space? Now real estate is an on-demand experience, says panel of experts

Rate had been set at one per cent of assessed taxable value since its launch.

Those outside of B.C. would feel affects most, as tax would be new in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and eastern provinces

Province performing surprisingly despite declines in forestry, exports and residential real estate, say Business Council of B.C. experts

Policies include rental-only zoning, including up to six storeys in commerical zones and close to schools, parks and shops

Cap rates of five to six per cent — along with relative economic diversity — make Alberta’s capital city an attractive proposition, says report

Price per square foot increases more per floor in neighborhoods where there are more high-rises and better views of the city or water

Affordable rentals eyed for site in Vancouver’s most exclusive community

Desperate need for better distribution and cold storage of B.C.-grown foods sparks plan for “food hubs”

Telecoms giant and major Vancouver developer file duelling lawsuits, blaming each other for Polygon backing out of deal

City report says zoning shift would not create spike in land values

Massive multimillion-dollar projects in Edmonton and Calgary set stage for heady development pace heading into 2020

City says incentives for developers are working, but it may be years before these rental homes are completed

Province's median home sale price is expected to hit a new record next year, forecasts Central 1 Credit Union

Price per door lower outside Metro region, but rents in many places are similar and return on investment is higher

B.C. is in better position to weather economic downturn than other provinces, and will lead growth next year, says RBC’s Craig Wright

Canadian National Railway stoppage is “a real concern” for Canada’s largest port and could push businesses to Alberta or Washington State

Rate sits at one per cent of assessed taxable value; some argued for it to be tripled