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B.C.’s recreational home prices robust overall, but highly variable: Re/Max

B.C.’s recreational home prices robust overall, but highly variable: Re/Max

Vacation market activity is hyperlocal and hypersensitive to regional influences, says broker
Residential, purpose-built rental sales plummet from a year ago

Residential, purpose-built rental sales plummet from a year ago

Residential turmoil Release of June housing resale data last week by the Canadian Real Estate Association provoked mixed reactions. On the one hand, RBC Economics headlined its analysis of the figures: “A stable market isn’t a bad thing.
Burnaby's first rental-zoning proposal coming to public hearing

Burnaby's first rental-zoning proposal coming to public hearing

Three-storey, 25-unit building proposed for 18th Avenue
Canada’s office construction outpacing U.S.’s by nearly double: Colliers

Canada’s office construction outpacing U.S.’s by nearly double: Colliers

Rate of building relative to size of office market is 87 per cent higher in Canada than U.S. – but why?
B.C. court rules against Concord Pacific in Plaza of Nations case

B.C. court rules against Concord Pacific in Plaza of Nations case

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has sided with Oei Hong Leong in a lengthy legal battle between the Singapore-based magnate and Vancouver development giant Concord Pacific Group over the Plaza of Nations site.
Scuttled Alfa condo project cites lawsuit from primary contractor among reasons for termination

Scuttled Alfa condo project cites lawsuit from primary contractor among reasons for termination

The last-minute cancellation of a 15-storey mixed-use residential tower in Richmond that has spurred outrage from pre-sale buyers stemmed from a costly dispute between the project’s developer and former primary contractor, legal documents show.
Bank of Canada lowers benchmark qualifying mortgage rate

Bank of Canada lowers benchmark qualifying mortgage rate

Mortgage applicants can now qualify for a slightly higher priced home under stress test
More than a hundred pre-sale Richmond condo owners left hanging by developer

More than a hundred pre-sale Richmond condo owners left hanging by developer

A Richmond developer has pulled the plug on a 15-storey mixed use residential tower in the city centre, leaving more than 100 pre-sale buyers in the lurch.
Vancouver workers must earn $35.43/hr to rent an average 2-bedroom apartment

Vancouver workers must earn $35.43/hr to rent an average 2-bedroom apartment

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has released a rental housing wage report for cities across Canada and Vancouver was ranked the least affordable.
Island’s time: real estate developers catch a wave

Island’s time: real estate developers catch a wave

From the capital to the Pacific Rim, re-booted and new real estate projects define a changing Vancouver Island