Opinion

With extreme weather events displacing residents and diverting immigrants, temperate cities such as ours could be in much hotter demand in the coming decades

‘Highest and best use’ assessment policy equally problematic

You have until January 31 to appeal, and here’s why you should, according to a former BC Assessment auditor

Sometimes innovative funding strategies such as these are needed to fund or close a commercial real estate transaction, advises expert

Commercial and residential real estate should be on the fourth or fifth line of Canada’s economic growth, not the dominant player in the game

The 45-year-old MURB program harnessed the private sector to deliver many of the affordable rental apartments still in use today

Region’s office and industrial sectors face limitations, but it’s housing where the shortage is most acute

Higher rents, lower vacancies, bigger returns will continue to characterize Metro Vancouver’s multi-family rental sector into 2020

City of Vancouver staff has its work cut out for them, simultaneously embarking on extensive and expensive city-wide planning process

Landlords have opportunity to reposition existing Vancouver rental properties, or buy and build in sub-markets to capture accelerating demand