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July home sales drop for fifth straight month

July home sales drop for fifth straight month

Early Vancouver data shows sales down 17% from June but low inventory may keep prices firm, analysts say
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‘Workforce rentals’ eyed for downtown Vancouver

‘Workforce rentals’ eyed for downtown Vancouver

Proposal under new city guidelines would see 104 units aimed at essential workers earning less than $78,500 annually
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Vancouver one-bedroom rent increases for second time after several months of declines

Vancouver one-bedroom rent increases for second time after several months of declines

The city continues to see the most expensive rent in Canada
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Contemporary designs raise mobile home parks’ profile

Contemporary designs raise mobile home parks’ profile

Manufactured home parks offer the most affordable housing option in British Columbia
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Downtown Vancouver condo presales roar back

Downtown Vancouver condo presales roar back

After a three-year slump, condo presales and new condo towers are rising in city’s core
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Local non-profit looking for new home amid redevelopment

Local non-profit looking for new home amid redevelopment

As condos move in, Kindred Community Farm Sanctuary needs to move out
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Granville Street poised for business rebirth

Granville Street poised for business rebirth

Pedestrian-only weekends, new projects, tenants set to drive entertainment district’s transition
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First-time homebuyers reject federal incentive program

First-time homebuyers reject federal incentive program

Only nine buyers in Vancouver have used the program since it was first offered in 2019
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Huge affordable housing project in Port Coquitlam passes major hurdle

Huge affordable housing project in Port Coquitlam passes major hurdle

Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West says 302-unit project seeking rezoning is the largest affordable housing development the city has seen in decades
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Foreign buyers’ tax upheld; not discriminatory: B.C. Court of Appeal

Foreign buyers’ tax upheld; not discriminatory: B.C. Court of Appeal

Tax deemed valid under provincial legislation and not discriminatory against any one nationality
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