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Home prices rising per square foot, annual survey shows

Home prices rising per square foot, annual survey shows

Chilliwack, B.C., saw the biggest increase in the west, but it is a ‘seller’s market from Victoria to St. John’s
Metro Vancouver condo developers pivot to rentals

Metro Vancouver condo developers pivot to rentals

The hot multi-family rental sector has attracted the attention of some of the region’s largest residential developers
Fire insurance hard to find for B.C. wildfire zone homebuyers

Fire insurance hard to find for B.C. wildfire zone homebuyers

Buyers being denied coverage for homes in hard-hit Interior areas
Vancouver parking lot fight disrupts affordable housing project for women

Vancouver parking lot fight disrupts affordable housing project for women

City concerned court action could mean increased costs, loss of funding partners for Franklin Street development
West Vancouver caps new houses at mere 6,600 square feet

West Vancouver caps new houses at mere 6,600 square feet

New bylaw restricts ‘monster homes’, allows smaller lots in B.C.’s most exclusive community where benchmark house price tops $3 million
Pandemic drives surge in industrial land demand

Pandemic drives surge in industrial land demand

Need for e-commerce warehousing increasing pressure on builders and municipalities
Coquitlam industrial project addresses the municipality’s near-zero vacancy rate

Coquitlam industrial project addresses the municipality’s near-zero vacancy rate

New building approved next to former 96-acre industrial site that is now earmarked for a residential development
Concord Pacific plans 50,000-sq.ft. bike facility at Metrotown condo to push wellness, sustainability

Concord Pacific plans 50,000-sq.ft. bike facility at Metrotown condo to push wellness, sustainability

A Metro Vancouver condo project is planning to build a 50,000-sq.-ft. facility dedicated to bicycles and their users – among the largest of its kind in the world – to promote both wellness and sustainable transportation in the community.
Investors got in ahead of retail rebound

Investors got in ahead of retail rebound

Surge of acquisitions, store openings preceded easing of lockdowns, buoyed by B.C. retail sales remaining above $8 billion a month this year
Marcon to 'celebrate' busy Coquitlam corner with 38-storey tower

Marcon to 'celebrate' busy Coquitlam corner with 38-storey tower

On Monday, city council advanced the bid by Marcon to build a 38-storey tower at the northwest intersection of Como Lake Avenue and Clarke Road