Affordable industrial land shortage limits manufacturer’s expansion options

Multi-purpose housing option meets permitting impediments

Weight Watchers, Dunkin’ Donuts have also opted to trim letters from corporate brands

"Fabulous" residential building will have 181 homes, including 20 with lock-off mortgage-helper suites, plus commercial and retail

Developer clearly not losing steam on ambitious plan to redevelop plant and supply low-cost energy throughout downtown Vancouver

Burnaby council passes first reading of a new framework for its zoning bylaws, as expert warns of challenges

Giant distribution centre and LRT decision reflect reasons Metro developers, investors, homebuyers are heading south across the Fraser

No flurry of fall activity this year, as slide in both sales and prices gathers pace across Metro Vancouver

Shell and partners sanction $30 billion investment in LNG Canada project

Parcel of 110 acres of reserve land will depend on “market drivers” to steer PoCo industrial project

The two cities are often ranked as Canada’s top office markets but Toronto is flirting with a potential zero-per-cent vacancy in its downtown towers

But Vancouver is still the fourth most-inflated globally, and has seen world’s third steepest price growth, says report

Attorney-General follows through with promise of money laundering investigation’s phase two

The e-commerce giant will be the anchor tenant of a new business park in Delta

Depreciation reports important, but not always valued by building owners

Premier and housing minister announces adoption of rental housing task force recommendations

Non-profit files application to replace existing 8,500-square-foot building at 6161 Cambie with a new 30,000-square-foot facility

"With no new office buildings delivered to the market until 2021, tenants with upcoming leases are competing within a very tight market," said Devencore principal

Forecast predicts further declines for “top-tier” real estate market, with even resilient condos weakening

Taxes have been effective at reducing foreign speculation, but not at reducing Lower Mainland home prices

Two-thirds of residents say housing is the top issue in their city, and 58 per cent have a negative view of developers

Residential property prices along the light-rail corridor have increased 100 per cent over the past two years

Proposal for 18.5-acre False Creek Flats property includes hospital, health care campus, retail uses, commercial space, childcare facilities and hotel

After the shock of the recently announced 4.5 per cent allowable annual rent increase, housing task force is trying to undo damage with inflation-only proposal

Rental sales and starts remain voracious despite proposed new rules that could dictate size and rent increases

The group is pushing back against the 4.5 per cent allowable rent increase announced early this month

A woman renting out her Lonsdale townhouse believes she's done nothing wrong

Decision came despite opposition from some residents

The Toronto-based real estate firm acquired the building for $1,000 per square foot, more than three times the per-square-foot value of similar Montreal acquisition

Major shopping thoroughfare in Vancouver is seeing more vacancies due to higher rents, development pressures

Plan would dedicate Ambleside land for 170 housing units

Transaction value has risen 253 per cent during the first half of 2018

Contradicting the provincial association’s recent predictions, national real estate body is less optimistic about B.C.’s home sales recovery in 2019

Controversial 310-home plan for former golf course in Squamish has passed biggest hurdle

Huge development of market, non-market and supportive housing gains rezoning approval, to applause of public hearing audience

Money can be used for recreational centre, affordable housing, councillor says

The first phase of 61 townhouse units is expected to be completed by Spring 2020

Premier promises to act on recommendations of rental task force

Demand for homes is gradually recovering and expected to pick up this fall, asserts BCREA

The site is suspected of having contaminated soil from previous industrial activity

Architects Without Borders a step ahead of Ottawa’s $30M contest to improve housing

The $1.4 billion in federal funding for rapid transit was announced last week

As mayors meet for summit in Whistler, UBCM renews call for B.C. government to do more

Municipality and railroad have been locked in a legal fight over the public walkway since February 2017, when talks about a new lease agreement broke down

Investment value is up 38 per cent from last quarter, eclipsing the five-year average by more than 100 per cent

Government measures to dampen housing market are “working well”

A major ‘bus mall’ will be built at the corner of No. 3 and Cook roads

Maximum allowable rent increase is biggest since 2004, due to rising inflation

E-commerce is the only avenue available for drug stores to sell cannabis to authorized users

Airbnb deactivates more than 2,400 listings in Vancouver

A partnership of investors represented by Regina-based Greystone Managed Investments Inc. is the new owner of Telus Garden, sold last month

Overall benchmark prices are still higher than a year ago, but they're on the slide, with detached home values dropping most

Proposed "inclusive housing" policy hopes to provide homes to people being priced out of Victoria market

Suburban malls such as Richmond Centre face challenges that are significantly different than downtown malls, says Cadillac Fairview

Toronto real estate agents ordered to release data to general public while it remains restricted to real estate professionals in Metro Vancouver

B.C.'s agriculture minister needs to make scope of rules clear, as they come just months before municipal elections, says former Delta councillor

Property owners hoping change in civic government will restore historic area’s revitalization

Trump tariffs, wildfires, rising labour rates threaten speculative projects

Phase-one renderings of massive mixed-use masterplan reveals “skin-and-bones” design concept

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Two thirds of renters hoping that home prices will drop by 30 per cent or more, finds poll

Entire Lower Mainland’s high-end residential real estate market has shifted from significantly above-ask bids to markedly below-list sale prices

A climate change-driven, 100-year flood event in the Lower Mainland could cost upwards of $32 billion – including an estimated $2 million per kilometre to upgrade dikes

Tides have turned for Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley, finds study

George Hotel and Residences project hits another hurdle over WorkSafe BC's asbestos concerns in demolition of existing building

Sales have dropped $72 million month-over-month

Requiring a community amenity as a way to secure rezoning approval is causing some concern among Delta council

A Pemberton property listed by Colliers International is the first operation serving the recreational cannabis to hit the market since legalization announcement

Listing is hitting headlines and raising eyebrows, but it’s all about perceived land value and the developer’s math

Residents of Richmond’s 1st geothermal condo share their experiences

One-fifth of transactions wiped off the board; separate study finds nearly one-fifth of buyers pushed out of market by stress test

B.C. Supreme Court rules developers made “substantial start” required under environmental certificate

Overseas nationals now make up just one per cent of Lower Mainland home buyers, finds finance ministry

Development with bowling alley and 600-seat restaurant goes to public hearing in September

A 24-storey downtown condo tower is heading to public hearing in Nanaimo

Average rent for a two-bedroom suite remains unchanged month-over-month and year-over-year

"It's a good news story for Burnaby," says realtor

Minister of Agriculture Lana Popham says she is now ready to overrule Richmond city council on house sizes on farmland

New Zealand government has imposed a ban on non-resident buyers for resale homes – but will it help curb runaway prices?

Global index rates Canada as third most overvalued country for home prices

Reconfigured development partnership hopes to begin construction of waterfront park by late summer 2019

After many years in the EIU’s top three, Vancouver slips to sixth place

Home sales lull means “more choice for consumers” – but only one board registers an annual price drop

Lawyer says province-run stores are able to buy exclusively from local cannabis growers

More than 900 housing units started this year in Langford, triple the amount of the next closest municipality

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