Real Estate

The percentage of non-permanent residents (NPR) living in Vancouver who hold mortgages in the city increased from 3.3% in 2014 to 3.9% in 2016, according to new CMHC data, and the percentage is even higher for younger foreigners.

Region’s booming housing starts outpacing strata management companies’ reach

Surrey lands Fasken office as part of bid to keep pace with breakneck residential growth

Tight timeline, misunderstanding increase paperwork, buyer frustration, agents warn

Speculative developers got in ahead of substantial spike in land values

Spanish flair Thompson Okanagan hotel prospects exuded a warm glow during an overview of markets across Canada at the Western Canadian Lodging Conference in Vancouver last November.

A project proposal for Richmond Centre could mean big changes for the mall’s south end. Wayne Barwise, executive vice-president of development for Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd.

The Metro Vancouver housing market remained stable in January with the average home price rising 0.6%, compared with December, to $1,056,500. This came as sales fell 9.8%, compared with December, to 1,818.

Recruitment requirements in the construction industry might pose a significant challenge over the next three years, according to the latest labour forecast released by BuildForce Canada.

Developers grapple with doubts over buyer demand at $10 million per floor