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Prices paid for office strata defy logic

Prices paid for office strata defy logic

Deals for Metro properties disconnected from potential income, industry insider says
West Vancouver council looking to curb monster mansions

West Vancouver council looking to curb monster mansions

West Vancouver council is gearing up for another tilt at the community’s monsters. Council voted Monday night to establish a new citizens’ working group that will help guide council into shrinking down the size of new so-called “monster homes.
Huge Coquitlam development project stirs up affordable housing worries

Huge Coquitlam development project stirs up affordable housing worries

A massive redevelopment proposal in Burquitlam that is expected to provide homes for 6,000 people does not include enough subsidized and below-market rental residential units, according to a prominent Tri-City housing advocate.
Viaducts’ removal paves way for radical remake

Viaducts’ removal paves way for radical remake

Plan for northeast False Creek creates ample park space but carries hefty price tag
Metro Vancouver shopping centres expand and redevelop

Metro Vancouver shopping centres expand and redevelop

McArthurGlen to expand outlet mall near Vancouver International Airport
Big spending, big impact for B.C. development sector

Big spending, big impact for B.C. development sector

Investment boost Statistics Canada published its annual roundup of investment intentions at the end of February, and the forecast calls for public and private entities to spend $32.2 billion on capital projects in B.C. in 2018.
Cypress Mountain lease to be sold for second time in two years

Cypress Mountain lease to be sold for second time in two years

Michigan’s Boyne Resorts plans to buy a lease for B.C.
Lower Mainland commercial real estate unit sales fell in 2017; values climbed 14.5%

Lower Mainland commercial real estate unit sales fell in 2017; values climbed 14.5%

There were 2,591 sales of commercial real estate across the Lower Mainland last year, according to new data from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. This is a decline of 10.4% compared with the 2,891 sales in 2016. Sales remained 11.
Greater Vancouver housing demand to slow in 2018: BCREA

Greater Vancouver housing demand to slow in 2018: BCREA

Home sales across Greater Vancouver are expected to drop 8.2% this year after declining 10.5% in 2017, according to a new housing forecast from the British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA).
B.C. housing tax tainted by Trumpism: Sam Sullivan

B.C. housing tax tainted by Trumpism: Sam Sullivan

Liberals say speculation tax is ‘xenophobic'