Real Estate

Waterfront Centre strata sale launches Vancouver office market into upper stratosphere

Operators in primary residences will need to get a licence and pay activation fee

The Metrotown skyline is going to change when a new 14-storey apartment building and a 47-storey mixed use tower are built.

Anvil Centre leases up Patience is paying off at the Anvil Centre in downtown New Westminster, which Kingswood Capital Corp. and CRS Group acquired in December 2014 for $35.5 million.

A continuing upswing in condominium apartment starts in suburban areas drove October housing starts in the Vancouver region up 186% year-over-year, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation data released November 8.

Vancouver permit panel votes down controversial Chinatown condo tower despite it meeting city design and zoning requirements

There are punishing penalties for owners who refuse to rent out their vacant homes

The emphasis on density has led to an increase in the amount of time between project conception and completion in Metro Vancouver, exacerbating market imbalances, the British Columbia Real Estate Association said in a November 7 report.

City’s controversial development corporation aimed at aiding investment

Housing knock What former city planner Nathan Edelson called “the long night of the Beedie Living Dead” continued into Halloween last week as approximately 120 people registered to speak at a Vancouver development permit board hearing for 105 Keefer