Real Estate

Landlords can't ask you where you are from, according to the BC Human Rights Code. But some do anyway as they discriminate against potential renters on the basis of nationality

OTTAWA — Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in August slowed compared with July.

The first residents of the City of Lougheed in Burnaby have moved into their new homes. On Sept. 1, about 60 residents moved into the rental tower next to Lougheed Mall, one of four towers that make up the first phase of the 37-acre development.

Buying a home in the middle of the pandemic may not seem wise, but the Canadians who did it are still happy about their decision

Despite a dwindling market in Canada, B.C. is seeing a return to normal after a "crazy market" during COVID-19, says expert

While the second half of 2022 has been beset by uncertainties driven by high inflation and rising interest rates, Avison Young’s review of the Vancouver office market during the first half of the year points to a stabilizing environment.

Starts fall 41 per cent as land prices and input costs threaten to push prices out of reach

Creativity needed to offset inflation and supply chain complications, builder says

Housing downturn likely to be short-lived despite headwinds

Downtown vacancy climbs as new office space hits the market