Self-storage a target for big companies, real estate investment trusts

Proposed Mount Pleasant project would save heritage buildings but displace tenants, bottle return depot

Report reveals average amount lost per household in individual municipalities, and percentage of equity lost

Province announces most homeowners’ declarations have been filed – but there’s still time for latecomers

The co-op has purchased 85 acres for a new packing plant near Kelowna International Airport

Investment volume is expected to eclipse 10-year national average of $1.8 billion, while new supply forecasted to increase 2 per cent

Public inquiry expected to produce report on problem by May 2021

Most distressed sales believed linked to family issues, not sales and price declines

‘Different rules for different parts of the transaction’ are a key part of the problem, says real estate association chief

Listing inventory builds up across the province, although some regions remain in seller’s market territory

Metro Vancouver map shows which municipalities are in buyer's markets and how much prices have declined in each

Lease payment obligations halved; construction subsidy provided earlier than required

Vancouver is certainly pricey, but average per-square-foot price for a downtown condo pales in comparison with some global cities

"Quick starts" range from tenant relocation to a land value capture for people profiting off of real estate speculation

The casino owner has also brought on board a new equity partner

Numbers reported by expert panel were calculated using estimates and extrapolations based off an internationally used model – not the panel’s investigations into real estate industry

An estimated $5.3 billion of laundered money into B.C. real estate in 2018 hiked housing prices about 5 per cent, two special reports released May 9 by the provincial government show. However. . .

Project features angular roofline, along with a glass and concrete exterior.

The mall is located across from Vancouver City Hall and sold for more than double its latest assessed value of $102 million

Construction of LNG Canada terminal and other non-residential projects should keep provincial economy moving in a positive direction

Ministry of housing sets up enforcement group, warns of fines of up to $5,000 a day

A report endorsing an industrial land reserve points the finger squarely at greedy land owners

The median size of new condo is 769 square feet, compared with 647 in Greater Toronto, according to new analysis of StatsCan data

Realtor was reprimanded for failing to review strata documents that led to his client being hit with an unexpected $17,000 property assessment

Council submitting third resolution to UBCM convention

The District presents a hardline option, a soft approach and something in between

A Vancouver realtor who committed professional misconduct has been fined $6,500 and ordered to take a remedial education course

Only 13 per cent of Metro Vancouver’s young families cite access to major roads as a top-three location priority

The rezoning application is for a six-storey, 70-unit rental building at 2603 to 2655 Renfrew St.

Just 20 per cent of the 865 homes released last month have sold, says MLA Canada’s research arm

All of those sold below asking price, averaging 16 per cent off list, as the region’s high-end homes fail to sell

Board reports sales down 29 per cent from a year ago, causing housing inventory to accumulate

No requirement for non-residents to declare purchases of real estate raises question around rental income taxation

Sales and selling prices of homes in the capital region continues to lag behind last year’s pace

Three-building, 207-unit, condo/social housing project proposed for stretch of East Hastings by Clark Drive.

Real estate jobs have yet to follow sales activity decline

Tax cut means homeowners property tax will jump from 4.5 to 6.1 per cent

Between last October and the end of March, the city received 35 applications for duplexes compared with 227 for new single-family homes

Map shows what time of year to list for the best sale price, depending on location

Delta council directed staff last year to develop a mixed-use neighbourhood plan for the Scott Road corridor between 92nd and 96th avenues

The printer's inventor claims his contraption can build a 2,700-square-foot home in 24 to 48 hours

Area slated to be home to $10 million oceanfront park

Proposed building would feature 80 units; 20 per cent targeted to 'moderate' incomes

Policy-induced downturn has eroded home values and led to fewer housing starts, reports economist

More condo owners in West Vancouver have appealed their property assessments this year than homeowners across B.C. as a whole

Court overturns ruling that buyer should get her deposit returned, after backing out of buying luxury Vancouver home where former occupant was murdered

A business hub being developed in the Bridgeport area will include two new hotels and two office buildings

Sunglasses-like glazing can be controlled by an app

The project is within the long-approved Rodgers Creek area plan for more single-family homes and condos

“The number of hotel rooms in the city has declined by 1,105 rooms over the past decade,” city staff reported last year

Levy has driven prices up while stunting sales of farms where the owner lives on the property

SUCCESS draws protest after elevator malfunction leaves some residents stranded

It's official - a brewery district is coming to Lower Lonsdale

The 64-storey tower is set to begin construction now that the site near Gilmore SkyTrain station has been cleared

Number of co-working options multiplies amid record-low vacancy rates in downtown core

B.C.’s fifth-largest city averaged $54 million in building permits consistently for five years – and then construction really took off in 2019

Company needs exemption from city to proceed with rezoning application for 11- to 13-storey building

Time to rethink the too-strict stress test, urges CIBC’s chief economist

Two 38-storey towers could replace the West Georgia White Spot and adjacent lot

Projects being considered under Moderate Income Rental Housing Pilot Program

“Prices will double between 2016 and 2041,” economist says. “And it wouldn’t surprise me if that’s on the low side.”

The project, developed by the Community Land Trust, to be built on city-owned land

Market activity still dampened, largely due to federal mortgage policy, says B.C. Real Estate Association

Victoria, Ottawa urged to revamp legislation, work with real estate industry

The old hotel is coming down. Delta Town & Country Inn owner Ron Toigo confirmed April 12 the hotel at the junction of highways 17A and 99 is to be demolished. By noon the same day, a . . .

The new land is adjacent to Pure Sunfarms’ existing 1.1-million-square-foot cannabis grow operation called Delta 3

And that downturn is more like a temporary standoff, panellists say

'Astronaut' families captured in latest federal stats

Six auto repair shops from Cambie to Kingsway are going under, or moving elsewhere

Northern city hoping to attract manufacturing, LNG sectors to Skeena Industrial site

Vancouver Island has highest average construction start value, Metro Vancouver has highest total

The development may all be purpose-built rental

Lot bought for $25,000 50 years ago now worth $7.6 million

Developers hope to stack and pack sites to keep lease, strata costs under control

With mass timber set for the mainstream, the one challenge could be producing enough for both encapsulated and exposed uses

One of the biggest barriers to development in Greater Vancouver may be newly elected municipal government

Heritage Vancouver Society wanted history documented before building knocked down

The district’s climate action committee approved a series of recommendations to regulate emissions from cannabis production facilities

Don't count Calgary out, as commercial real estate investments top a six-year high

Less than a week after it was reported for sale, Vancouver mall disappears from retail portfolio sales brochure

Parks committee has green-lit the second round of consultations for Widgeon Marsh

An unanimous council vote will facilitate brewery openings in Lower Lonsdale

"It's a very challenging market to make rental work," says local developer

B.C. saw lower intentions to build multi-family products

Century Group now gathering feedback on major redevelopment proposal

Metro Vancouver, Greater Toronto and Calgary are highly vulnerable real estate markets, according to global report

Federal housing agency says more than 10 per cent of Metro Vancouver home purchases would fall within price cap

The mall is one of three properties being marketed for sale by CBRE for an undisclosed price