Despite many supporters at meeting, Port Moody council has traffic-related concerns over proposed 10-building, mixed-use Westport Village development

Map of sales-to-active-listings ratios shows where the housing hotspots have been this spring; many remain seller’s markets

Co-working corporation will move into super-green, 32-storey downtown office building upon completion in 2023

City development permit board unanimously recommends project with conditions, including improved landscaping and pedestrian flow

So far, the province has collected $115 million from property owners, which is $5 million more than the government had expected

Bylaw amendments support construction of more duplex, triplex and fourplex housing without disrupting the feel of older neighbourhoods

Supporters cited need for more office space downtown

As commercial real estate action cools in Vancouver and challenges in big-city Alberta, investors could be wise to scout property and development opportunities in natural-gas-fuelled northern B.C.

BentallGreenOak merger banners latest super-green tower launched in city’s downtown core

Market decline largely due interest rates and affordability, but sales would be 10 per cent higher without stress test, says economic study

Downtown office vacancies plummet to 2.6 per cent, the most in-demand on the continent along with Toronto

Global commercial real estate firm will provide maintenance, janitorial and construction services at courthouses, correctional facilities and government buildings throughout province

Budget, planning and engagement process outlined for development of plan.

Cost can be prohibitive so it's buyer beware, says the executive director of the Condominium Home Owners Association

Western Canada tops all of North America in recreational vehicle use, leading to huge demand for the low inventory of camping locations in both B.C. and Alberta

“This is a non-starter. This is a down-zoning. Some of our members call it expropriation,” says LandlordBC CEO

Top floor of Hotel Georgia’s residences in downtown Vancouver has ambitious new price tag that makes it the most expensive home currently on Canada’s MLS

Mayor Brad West takes aim at applicant for failing to build more room for families, even though the bid was already in process when the regulations passed last fall

Metro Vancouver home sales see slowest June in 19 years, and buyers have biggest inventory to choose from in five years, reports board

Global commercial real estate intelligence firm CoStar launches aerial research and photography flights over Lower Mainland

Majority of workshop participants favour gentle density

Region’s population grew by 1.4 per cent, leading to economic expansion

Details on land transfers in benefit agreement related to Woodfibre LNG project emerge

Council pushes ahead with plan despite pleas from developers and advice from experts who say the policy will not work

Younger consumers usurping baby boomers in B.C.’s slumping vacation property market

Metro Vancouver and Greater Victoria remain among three least-affordable cities to buy an average home, alongside Toronto

Panel ponders whether region’s industrial real estate supply challenges mean developers should build multi-storey industrial buildings

B.C.’s biggest northern city sees building surge as infrastructure and resource development spark a buzz downtown

After contentious public hearing, council voted 7-4 against rezoning application for Granville Street property.

Canada's largest cohort is getting creative to afford homeownership, while renters have specific expectations, and the industry needs to get on board, says report

Metro Vancouver says it is currently working to identify which of its 49 housing sites across the region are best suited for redevelopment

Recent tax audits of the B.C. real estate sector are now resulting in average assessments of more than $200,000, as the Canada Revenue Agency sharpens its aim at some of the most egregious . . .

Polygon Oakridge Development Ltd. envisions mixed-use development at corner of Cambie and 41st.

Wesgroup files rezoning application for property at Cambie and West 16th.

Selection of buyer’s bait increases as condo developers face crunch time

Real estate prices in the region have risen by 316 per cent since 2000; New York just 103 per cent, finds housing blog

Penalty suspended pending an appeal, after realtor was found guilty last year of professional misconduct

Chair of Expert Panel on Money Laundering in Real Estate tells SFU audience that the panel was unable to “estimate the inestimable”

Foreign money being pumped into the real estate market in Greater Vancouver has a strong correlation with unaffordable homes, according to new research from policy analyst Josh Gordon. . . .

“It’s completely flipped. We’re approaching it with the idea of trying to help them”

Many British Columbians and Vancouverites continue to identify “housing, homelessness and poverty” as the most important issues facing the province. A federal election will take place in four . . .

Operating expenses and user demand factor into the price, especially at downtown commercial properties, but on top of this are the taxes

Map of sales-to-active-listings ratios shows where the housing hot spots have been this spring; some remain seller’s markets

Architect estimates net-zero house will generate five times more energy than it uses

Councillors did not pass second reading for mixed-use development on former WhistlePunk Hollow Adventure RV Park site

Lower Mainland land transactions see the steepest year-over-year decline, while total value of office and retail deals drops 72.6 per cent

Average sale price decline seen in 2019 will flatten or even reverse in some areas next year, predicts B.C. Real Estate Association

Average home price is 4.3 per cent lower than one year ago; annual price decline is flattening out

The 114-acre property sold for $7 million just last year

Shape Properties hopes to have shovels in the ground by early 2020 at Richmond Centre to start transforming it into a high-density, transit-oriented neighbourhood with homes, shops and services.. . .

Brokers Grant Brian Curtis and Tanya Ann Smith allegedly worked with unregistered B.C. broker Dean Frank James Walford

Market may have slowed in past 18 months, but just as many Metro Vancouver homebuyers are entering bidding wars, finds survey

Analysis by SFU’s Andy Yan looks at new Canadian housing statistics

The case could reverberate around the province

A 25-34-year-old on a typical salary can only afford $250K home, based on current interest rates, says Generation Squeeze

Century-old properties present business opportunities but require significant investments

The stores, planned to open in Edmonds and Metrotown, will be Metro Vancouver’s first suburban stores

Homeownership relatively lower among B.C. immigrants than Canadian-born residents, but immigrants’ average assessed home value is more than 50 per cent higher, says statistics agency

Surrey, Burnaby properties will combine veteran facilities with market housing

Higher vacancies aren’t translating into lower rents for seniors living facilities, according to a new report

City of Vancouver on land title but BIA says businesses and property owners may have rights to land — it's seeking a legal opinion

Westbank hires former Calvin Klein Home design VP to curate all furniture, fixtures and even products in the fully furnished studios at Oakridge in Vancouver

Data suggests housing inventory, while higher than in recent years, is still historically low – leading to increased demand, according to Dexter Realty

New Statistics Canada data cites changes in regional development costs for the burst of building permits this April

Vancouver is providing city-owned land valued at $17.7 million for a women-led housing project

The shelter will provide up to 40 beds and is expected to open by the end of summer 2019

New homes are dwarfing neighbouring ones, obstructing views and creating ill will among neighbours

In a first for New Westminster, the project is proposing separate lobbies and amenity spaces for rental and strata residents

PoCo is set to tighten its zoning rules to stop illegal secondary suites in new houses and duplexes

The area’s “extreme traffic” problem is one of the reasons for opposition to two 14-storey rental buildings

All recreational regions surveyed in Royal LePage report see declining sales, but prices remain steady and even rise in some hot spots

Hot spots within New West, North Van, Richmond, Burnaby and PoCo make MoneySense’s top 5 in ranking of up-and-coming sub-markets

Iconic. Simple. Clean. That’s how architect Gwyn Vose of IBI Group describes the 60-storey residential tower Henson Developments is proposing for 1059 to 1075 Nelson St.

Office sales are the positive outlier in a quarter of declining sales volume and velocity

Resale activity still nearly seven per cent lower than same month last year, reports board – and lowest May sales total in 19 years

Government decisions helped push Parq casino into "selective default" on a $560-million debt

Lease is in under-construction building downtown

Poll finds that most British Columbians believe new taxation is making housing affordability worse, and they want more diversity and densification

West Vancouver council has shelved plans for a controversial housing development in Horseshoe Bay. QUMA Properties is proposing to build Tantalus Gardens – six small single-family homes and . . .

More than $400 million from B.C. added to federal coffers; even tougher crackdown to come

Typical “rent” will be about one-tenth of Vancouver average in new $35.5 million complex

Investment adviser weighs in on what can be an apples-to-oranges comparison

An unregistered Vancouver mortgage broker may have arranged over half a billion dollars in loans, many of which could be based on falsified income records, according to a cease and desist order . . .

“Victoria has some of the lowest rental vacancy rates in Canada — that’s what makes this a great opportunity for purpose-built rental within a mixed-use community.”

Burnaby’s new rental policies have been met with mixed reviews

Building permits in the island city this year already have outpaced the total value of 2018

Rezoning application being considered under the Moderate Income Rental Housing Pilot Program.

Historic spaces are being repurposed for office space as demand increases