Bank forecasts one overnight rate increase in the fall and a further two in 2019

The project will be built at 1 Lonsdale Avenue and Carrie Cates Court currently occupied by Gusto Di Quattro restaurant

Empty storefronts a reflection of higher rents, suburban lure for small and mid-size retailers

Delinquency rate in Vancouver near historical low as Ottawa tightens mortgage access

More than a quarter of province's 54- to 72-year-olds have more than half their retirement savings tied up in real estate

The cost to lease industrial sector space rose 29.1 per cent over the past year

The $750-million headquarters was completed just three years ago

Hot weather, cool real estate market – but what about prices? It depends on the neighbourhood

A rustic oceanfront cottage in the Gulf Islands, mega-acre development sites in the north and an RV resort on the coast among the top deals

The group is against the construction of a new multi-family development they believe will "tower over the community"

Despite sky-high home prices, residents of most B.C. cities can breathe a moderate sigh of relief at tax rates

The $175-million facility is set to open by 2022

Private islands, waterfront resorts, development sites, high-end homes highlight Western Investor’s annual pick of premier properties

B.C. cabin prices rise 19 per cent overall led by island and ski resorts, as Kelowna prices drop – but perhaps not because of speculation tax

Once considered unnecessary, air-con is now standard in many new residential buildings – but is it really because of rising mercury levels?

The 1.42-acre site was acquired by Vancouver-based Concert Real Estate Corp.

For the ninth straight quarter, federal housing agency warns of high levels of price overvaluation in metro region

Residential-commercial project on Squamish Nation land with 1,215 homes and landslide barrier passes third reading at council

New property transfer tax form for buyers or investors using corporation or trust will ask more probing questions

Development industry “conditionally” backs increases if they result in shorter permitting processes

Planning work expected to start in the fall

Motion passed Monday could lead to bylaw demanding one-to-one replacement of rental units

Modern designs and affordable prices appeal to first-home buyers and developers

Kelowna and surrounding towns are rapidly evolving into one of the province's hot spots for investment and commerce

City wants to make first-use of rental zoning law and guarantee replacement units

Land is “the new gold” – and B.C.'s Fraser Valley the motherlode

The centre is a response to recent legislation passed in B.C. that will require all new building projects to have close to zero emissions by 2032

Vancouver projects are seeing even slower absorption than rest of region

Regulatory change will help strata corporations enforce bans or restrictions on short-term rentals, and raises fines to $1,000 a day

Concord Pacific fights Porteau Cove mining permits in BC Supreme Court

Rezoning application has been submitted for a property located next to the vacant North Delta Inn site

Annual drop in home sales and corresponding rise in listings are pulling on average resale prices

International brands, Vancouver artisans meet demand for high-end custom interiors

Some new house subdivisions are going forward but hotel, multi-family projects face mounting headwinds from local protestors

Regional Animal Protection Society and Pets OK BC ask Rental Housing Task Force to prevent landlords imposing "no-pet" rules on tenants

"Current planning and revitalization need to respect the unique heritage and diversity of the community," says city planner

Downtown occupancy costs up 16.1 per cent this year, the largest increase in North America

Although the region’s home price rises are slowing overall, condo values are still soaring to record highs

The “top-tier” sector in B.C.’s hottest luxury market falters, while Toronto recovers and Montréal takes off

Mayor Lisa Helps says review of new downtown housing is more about livability than unit size

B.C. locales rank high among cities where homebuyers shell out the most in home-purchase tax. No prizes for guessing #1…

Fraser Valley sees a surge of residential and industrial land speculation despite cooling property markets

West Side houses see prices slide, but townhome and condo values remain elevated on limited supply

"There's nothing wrong with new construction, but what they are proposing is nothing very new or exciting for Old Town," says city councillor

Manufacturing, agriculture and high tech combine to drive growth, but an impressive new university-linked development draws big interest

New projects provide green solutions for saving threatened salmon to housing the homeless to building wood-frame highrises with emissions

Real estate investors face peak prices as LNG potential looms heavy over the northeastern B.C. centre

“It’s like whack-a-mole” – wherever people can pay with cash, money laundering follows, says Attorney-General

More than half Metro Vancouver homebuyers in 2017 entered a bidding war, “lacking self-control,” asserts housing agency

Largest project for decades, including 130,000 square metres of industrial space, stuck in limbo for now

Metro Vancouver and Island’s non-domestic real estate ownership rates pale in comparison with Sun Peaks and Whistler

B.C.’s Contaminated Sites Regulation now covers 20,000 pages and costs to meet the requirements continue to grow

Prediction of 2018 total sales decline gets steeper, but prices will keep climbing, according to CREA

City has so far pulled in $18 million of anticipated $30 million in first year, but much will go on implementation and operating costs

Mayor “reiterates grave concerns” to Premier about controversial tax in open letter

Councillor wants to find out who's living in city's high rises

City to consider rezoning application for dual-tower, 438-room hotel on site of Park Inn and Fairview Pub

Some unit owners in older buildings in Coquitlam's high-density transit corridor are trying to get ahead of the market

The 626-foot GEC Education Mega Center will be second in height only to downtown Vancouver's Shangri-La hotel

Land values beckon bulldozers: lot assemblies signal wholesale housing demolitions

PoMo waterfront set to transform after council adopts OCP amendment to allow redevelopment of the Flavelle mill site

Publicly accessible registry to target individuals behind property-owning shell companies and trusts, to ensure taxes are paid and prevent money laundering

Saputo plans to fund the construction of the PoCo facility with the $218 million it will gain from the sale of its Burnaby facility

Ski communities’ tax exemption and improving economy point to stable – if not spectacular – real estate sales

Realtors concerned about government's definition of what constitutes a conflict of interest

Use of 'cheap' foreign shrubs and trees is counterproductive, expert says

Oceanfront resort on southern Vancouver Island has hosted movie stars such as John Wayne; listing price aims to attract multiple offers

Expect to hear more about the proposed Garibaldi at Squamish resort project as it enters the consultation phase

Transactions across province are 28.7 per cent lower than a year ago, with every board reporting a slide

New Burnaby space selling for north of $400 per square foot

Lark Group announces major tenant, seeks more enterprises from surrounding cities

Politicians from left and right at Victoria event say new tax is helping destroy province's reputation as a place to do business

National report claiming major price reductions of B.C.’s recreational homes challenged by local realtors and sales statistics

As more than 3,700 people move in every month, Metro Vancouver faces a historic land use challenge, the Vancouver Real Estate Forum told

Virtual reality allows fine-tuning of a project from the construction site to the finishing details – and the marketing

For the first time in three years, the British Columbia Real Estate Association’s Commercial Leading Indicator (CLI) has decreased, indicating slowing activity in the province’s commercial real . . .

"Anyone ... claiming it is a big deal or not a big deal, is stating an opinion [because] we do not currently have the data to answer that question," analyst says

B.C. one of only three regions expecting price declines, finds nationwide survey of recreation specialist realtors

B.C. government should maintain current allowable annual rent increase and rent control tied to the tenant rather than unit, says LandlordBC

City votes in favour of getting public feedback on contentious issue of reducing density in historic neighbourhood

Buyer activity cools even further across Greater Vancouver region, but benchmark prices have not fallen – yet

Residential sales set to slow further this year but recover next year, with no drop in average prices, forecasts BCREA

Home-building restrictions are six times larger cause of housing crisis than speculation, reports professor

Mandatory EV plug-ins latest in myriad of costs borne by Vancouver new condo buyers

New pilot program aims to reduce permit processing times for experienced home builders

“Governments at all levels addicted to real estate taxes and fees,” according to housing appraisal expert, who also slammed City’s new Broadway development levy

Group led by West End MLA to tour province in June in consultation with renters, landlords and stakeholders

Sector’s growth whets appetite for dwindling land supply