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Metro Vancouver strata loses Airbnb battle with owner

Metro Vancouver strata loses Airbnb battle with owner

Jeannie Frost's strata tried to slap her with a $200 move-in fee and $50 bylaw fine for every time she used her UniverCity townhouse as an Airbnb, but the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal has ruled the strata was in the wrong
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Is a steep hillside in Port Moody the right place for a new rental apartment building? The architect thinks so

Is a steep hillside in Port Moody the right place for a new rental apartment building? The architect thinks so

The proposed eight-storey project would be built next to a property that had a landslide in 1994
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WorkSafeBC fines two construction firms working in Richmond

WorkSafeBC fines two construction firms working in Richmond

Each business was fined $5,000 for their respective workplace violations
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Housing activity in November down 50 per cent year-over-year: BCREA

Housing activity in November down 50 per cent year-over-year: BCREA

November 2022 marks another slow month for housing activity as the industry is squeezed by interest rate hikes
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Seattle woman donates island near Gabriola as nature reserve

Seattle woman donates island near Gabriola as nature reserve

Family of the late Betty Swift hopes Link Island becomes a location for climate-change research
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B.C. condo owners worried over end of rental restrictions

B.C. condo owners worried over end of rental restrictions

Turning all older condos into rentals could have unintended consequences — without boosting affordable housing, say condo owners
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False Creek Flats leads Vancouver CRE development into 2023

False Creek Flats leads Vancouver CRE development into 2023

New $2.1 billion hospital, office and industrial buildings anchor 450-acre site in East Vancouver
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‘Speed, supply, synergy:’ How Ravi Kahlon aims to tackle B.C.’s housing and affordability crisis

‘Speed, supply, synergy:’ How Ravi Kahlon aims to tackle B.C.’s housing and affordability crisis

The province’s newest housing minister says he will work to keep up with the “aggressive” pace set by Premier Eby
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Greater Vancouver’s Jewish Community Centre receives $25M in federal funding

Greater Vancouver’s Jewish Community Centre receives $25M in federal funding

This is the largest investment from the federal government in a Jewish community project, says CEO of Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver.
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Will shifting the way we tax improve housing affordability in B.C.?

Will shifting the way we tax improve housing affordability in B.C.?

Contrary to prior research, two experts are speaking out and saying that increased taxes will not help the housing and affordability crisis
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