Real Estate

Railtown revival I-4 zoning (“historic industrial”) came into effect in Railtown last May, and since then sales activity and development in the 15.5-acre district adjacent to the port has surged.

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The “million dollar line” that used to divide West Vancouver and most of North Vancouver in the past has all but disappeared, with 98% of single-family homes on the North Shore worth more than $1 million.

The average home sale price reached $1,049,424 in Greater Vancouver in December, according to new data from the British Columbia Real Estate Association. This is an increase of 10.7% compared with the average of $948,246 in December 2016.

Several new art galleries have opened in B.C. in the last couple of years, but, with $150 million in government support yet to materialize, progress on the long-proposed expanded Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) remains largely in limbo. Aritzia Inc.

Royal LePage has released its 2017 Q4 House Price Survey (HPS) and it has found that the aggregate home price in Greater Vancouver has increased 8.2% year-over-year to $1,267,769.

Residents of some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods on the North Shore may be targeted by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) if their reported income does not appear to support their affluent lifestyles.

Vancouver-based Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust (PIRET) (TSX:AAR.