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Cambie plan increases residential, but affordability remains elusive

Cambie plan increases residential, but affordability remains elusive

Running in the corridor Vancouver’s recent approval of the third phase of the Cambie corridor redevelopment plan sets the stage for the biggest transformation of the area.
Foreign buyers, city see potential in commercial strata

Foreign buyers, city see potential in commercial strata

Exemption from speculation and other taxes attracts investor interest
Vancouver kicks Toronto out of top spot for Canada’s most expensive one-bedroom rent: PadMapper

Vancouver kicks Toronto out of top spot for Canada’s most expensive one-bedroom rent: PadMapper

Vancouver is back on top. In the month of April, Toronto had dethroned Vancouver as the country’s most expensive city in which to rent a one-bedroom apartment.
Second dwelling approved for Richmond ALRs; home sizes to remain at status quo

Second dwelling approved for Richmond ALRs; home sizes to remain at status quo

It was the second council meeting this year to draw more than 30 delegations speaking on the issue of home sizes on Richmond’s agricultural land reserve. This time, however, the discussion went past midnight.
Housing restrictions add hundreds of thousands to Vancouver home prices

Housing restrictions add hundreds of thousands to Vancouver home prices

Greater Vancouver gap between building cost and market price largest in Canada
Vancouver luxury home segment enters buyer’s market: Royal LePage

Vancouver luxury home segment enters buyer’s market: Royal LePage

Sales in Vancouver’s luxury home market fell in the first four months of 2018, and this trend will continue throughout the year as the market adjusts to the new federal mortgage stress test and other policy changes implemented by the federal and prov
Realtors, developers brace for crash

Realtors, developers brace for crash

‘Perception and fear trump fundamentals’ in pre-sale condo market
West Vancouver vote on Park Royal towers delayed

West Vancouver vote on Park Royal towers delayed

West Vancouver council, like many commuters, keeps getting stuck at the corner of Taylor Way and Marine Drive.
Lots of housing, just not enough affordable housing: city planner

Lots of housing, just not enough affordable housing: city planner

Homes abounding: Capital flows exert the force that keeps the vortex that is Vancouver’s housing market roiling, drawing in all comers.
More than 20% of Metro Vancouver renters spending more than 50% of income on housing

More than 20% of Metro Vancouver renters spending more than 50% of income on housing

Twenty two per cent of all renters across Metro Vancouver and 21.3% in B.C.