Real Estate

Sector’s growth whets appetite for dwindling land supply

Baby boomers and retirees now account for 91% of recreational property sales in Canada, according to an annual survey of the recreational residential market by Leger for Re/Max Canada.

Perhaps to the surprise of many, the majority of adult Canadians between the ages of 23 and 38 have already bought a home, according to study from Genworth Canada.

Chinese insurance giant gives hints of how company plans to deal with assets with Hong Kong filing

Develop more farmland Richmond council has affirmed last year’s contentious bylaw limiting farmhouses on Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)parcels bigger than a half-acre to 10,764 square feet.

Office space category up, retail down for the province’s largest property managers

Cressey Development Corp. and a group of affiliates are suing Lloyd’s Underwriters and several other insurers over losses suffered in the Fort McMurray wildfire in 2016.

Landlords must now give tenants four months’ notice for eviction in order to renovate

Sponsored by NAIOP Vancouver and Business in Vancouver, event draws 400 attendees

Greater Victoria is on top of the world when it comes to the “hottest” housing markets around the globe, according to Christie’s International Real Estate.