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(Some) B.C. tenants can now be evicted

(Some) B.C. tenants can now be evicted

The easing of the eviction ban does not include evictions for non-payment of rent but does cover eviction orders that pre-date COVID-19
Victoria development receives first green loan in Canada

Victoria development receives first green loan in Canada

Concert Properties and HSBC Bank Canada have converted a $71.5 million construction loan to a green loan, a new lending product
B.C. housing starts static in June: CMHC

B.C. housing starts static in June: CMHC

What happened: Housing starts show little change in activity month to month Why it matters: B.C. appears to be an outlier compared with national numbers Housing starts in B.C.
City of Vancouver awards $8.7m in grants for social housing

City of Vancouver awards $8.7m in grants for social housing

Money comes from the city's empty homes tax
Home prices up, sales down across Northern B.C.

Home prices up, sales down across Northern B.C.

Housing sales are down 30 per cent from 2019 but average home price up slightly to $329,364
Shipping containers to be converted to outdoor mini parks in North Vancouver

Shipping containers to be converted to outdoor mini parks in North Vancouver

The idea is to convert the container into an outside seating area with lighting and a roof that will fit into curbside parking zones
B.C. Housing explains why it paid millions above assessed value for Paul’s Motor Inn in Victoria

B.C. Housing explains why it paid millions above assessed value for Paul’s Motor Inn in Victoria

B.C. Housing paid about $15 million — several million above the assessed value — when it bought Paul’s Motor Inn to provide shelter and support for people without homes.
Mortgage rates 'dirt cheap' as debt, deferrals rise

Mortgage rates 'dirt cheap' as debt, deferrals rise

Five-year fixed-rates as low as 1.9 per cent, but near-free money arrives as mortgage debt and deferrals soar
Pandemic heats up Vancouver rental property market

Pandemic heats up Vancouver rental property market

Downturn in Metro’s short-term rentals is putting more units into play
Metro Vancouver home sales soar in June

Metro Vancouver home sales soar in June

Sales up significantly from May, and from June 2019, but remain far below the 10-year average for the month