Opinion

Many Canadian multi-family rental portfolios were built 50 to 60 years ago and now must prepare for a new generation of family owners

More than half the properties along Broadway will need to be assembled to meet the minimum frontage required for redevelopment under the plan

No, a cooling-off period, teeny-tiny houses, punitive taxes or $500,000 suites for the homeless won’t create more affordable housing in British Columbia

The company building the Coastal GasLink pipeline across Northern B.C. has released new images and details about a violent attack on a worksite near Houston.

The following op-ed by Chris Gardner examines the February 14 trades announcement by the B.C. NDP Government.

After two years of cowering under pandemic restrictions it is time to change direction and face this thing head-on

Investing in specific land can be a great way of protecting oneself against inflation and devaluing of cash

Could acres of empty office space in Canada, particularly in Alberta, be reinvented as vertical farms? Edmonton-based associate commercial broker Bronwyn Scrivens explores the concept.

A US$379.4 billion ‘wall of capital’ is competing for returns in global real estate markets and real estate investment trusts are the preferred route for institutional investors

If you walk around downtown Vancouver it feels like things are back to normal. But inside many office towers, it’s different, with floor upon empty floor