Lenders say cheap financing and high tenant demand should keep developers optimistic despite apparent anti-development stance of province and some municipalities

Calgary is on a fragile mend, Winnipeg stays stable but Saskatoon sees per-door apartment building prices slip as vacancies hit double digits and rental rates tumble

Landlords could face higher vacancy rates and lower buyer appetite for apartment buildings as new regulations, higher inventory disrupt market

Multi-family assets continue to be crowd favourite among investors, while sales in office and industrial properties slow due to limited supply

Lower-cost housing also delivers healthy capitalization rates and appreciation potential for investors in manufactured home parks

But costs have risen 40 per cent since the project was proposed, while market rents have yet to be revealed

But costs have risen 40 per cent since the project was proposed, while market rents have yet to be revealed

Properties with four or more rental units will be exempt from the new school tax announced on B.C. Budget 2018

Expert recommends that Burnaby condo owners should hold off for a collective deal if they're approached by developers

Tenants of the six-storey building at Fraser and 57th will benefit from reduced heating and cooling costs and clean air

Tower values nearly double in five years as multi-family demand continues to soar

Vancouver lawyer expects pushback from tenant groups and medical marijuana users

Project flow picks up in Vancouver condo pipeline after a 54 per cent decrease in multi-family housing starts during the second half of 2017

Kelowna multi-family housing starts have soared, pushing up the vacancy rate by providing more supply to the city's growing young population

The project is subject to a housing agreement with the city that guarantees the building remains a rental for at least 20 years

A new report shows a 23 per cent decrease in Metro Vancouver apartment sales and cautions that municipal intervention may hinder the proposed new supply

The majority of multi-family investment for the first half of 2017 has taken place in Vancouver, while Calgary and Edmonton activity lags far behind

A new market report analyzing the multi-family sector during the first half of 2017 shows a tightening vacancy rate by a sharp decrease in transaction dollar volume

A new mid-year report from the Goodman team shows a decrease in apartment sales and multi-family sites selling at a premium for potential redevelopment

Results from a year-long period of realtors' polls conducted by REBGV shows foreign buyers do not dominate the residential market

Supply of new, move-in-ready townhome and condo units is remarkably scarce, especially within Vancouver city limits

Greater Vancouver strata owners are profiting from a recent bill that allows entire complexes to be sold with 80 per cent strata council approval

The City of Vancouver has approved construction of nearly 200 affordable housing units in East Van - starting at $1,256 a month for a studio suite

Two complexes on North Road sold for $416K per suite - a windfall considering owners were facing expensive repair costs

Rental building sales have weakened as cap rates plunge and dollar volumes drop 54 per cent

Alberta, Saskatchewan cities seeing higher vacancies than in the more stable Manitoba capital

Vancouver condos still severely outprice every other market

Despite a slowdown in sales, Metro Vancouver's multi-family asset class remains one of the safest investment classes in commercial real estate, due to high per-suite values ...

Winnipeg is short of rentals and Saskatchewan is short of tenants, as Manitoba’s capital draws investors while Saskatoon and Regina landlords face rising vacancies

A third quarter report on the rental real estate market in Alberta says transaction values have remained high through 2015 and into 2016

“Perfect storm” lifts landlords and rental developers, even in Alberta, says Toronto-based Derek Lobo, CEO of SVN Rock Advisors

Only commercial category subject to 15 per cent tax, unlike commercial land sold for high-density residential projects

Many Metro Vancouver investors keen to buy underperforming apartment properties and upgrade them to market value

"Immigrants are absolutely essential," says company CEO Bob Dhillon