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Too early to look for positives from government policies: experts

Too early to look for positives from government policies: experts

Policy shifts The real estate industry has taken umbrage and given flak regarding various measures Victoria has proposed to moderate the province’s housing market.
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City’s largest industrial land deal in a decade closes

City’s largest industrial land deal in a decade closes

Marine Drive sites eyed for major developments in South Vancouver
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Province of B.C. says it is cracking down on tax evasion related to pre-sale condo flipping

Province of B.C. says it is cracking down on tax evasion related to pre-sale condo flipping

The government of British Columbia intends to crack down on the tax evasion associated with pre-sale condo flipping, it announced April 24.
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Judge backs buyer reneging on $6.5m purchase over land restrictions

Judge backs buyer reneging on $6.5m purchase over land restrictions

A BC Supreme Court judge has concluded a buyer who backed out of a deal to buy a $6.5 million mansion in West Vancouver was entitled to do so because a British Pacific Properties restrictive covenant significantly impacted potential uses.
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Suburbs dominate top Lower Mainland neighbourhoods for residential real estate investment: MoneySense

Suburbs dominate top Lower Mainland neighbourhoods for residential real estate investment: MoneySense

The Lower Mainland’s top 25 neighbourhoods for residential real estate investment are not in Vancouver, according to a new MoneySense ranking; instead, they are in the surrounding suburbs.
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Province of B.C. launching review of real estate regulators

Province of B.C. launching review of real estate regulators

The government of British Columbia has announced it is launching a review of the province’s two main real estate regulators.
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Richmond realtor fined for duping buyer into displaying ‘sold’ sign for a year

Richmond realtor fined for duping buyer into displaying ‘sold’ sign for a year

A Richmond realtor has been fined after tricking a buyer to display a New Coast Realty “sold” sign outside the property for a year.
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Real estate turns to tech to fill in labour market gaps

Real estate turns to tech to fill in labour market gaps

App manages labourers’ hours, pay and job performance for construction companies
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Canmore aims to lure Alberta buyers back from B.C.

Canmore aims to lure Alberta buyers back from B.C.

Free B.C. wine, no speculation tax part of the pitch for property investors
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Corporate housing market strong; EY signs on for 1133 Melville

Corporate housing market strong; EY signs on for 1133 Melville

Good times Highland Group’s annual report for the Corporate Housing Providers Association of Indianapolis offers a thorough overview of the corporate housing sector in Canada.
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