Real Estate

Amidst criticism from nearly every political flank, Steveston-Richmond MP Joe Peschisolido insists the federal government is taking tax evasion and investor speculation in the local real estate market seriously.

As the clock runs out before new, stricter mortgage qualification laws come into place, the number of unit sales across Greater Vancouver jumped in November.

Questionable legacy A city-sponsored community forum last Friday discussed the importance of Chinatown’s so-called legacy businesses – “stores that the community cherishes because of their connection to history, contribution to neighbourhood characte

Historic Fraser Mills site could be lost in Coquitlam as developers retool for condos

The British Columbia government has eliminated a loophole that has allowed landlords to increase rents beyond allowable increase limits when comparable properties in the area are renting for higher amounts.

Star architect, Douglas fir create Terrace House, Vancouver’s most expensive new apartments

Single-family houses collecting dust on market after benchmark price approaches $1 million

Chilliwack looking to region’s band lands for industrial development opportunities

Owners who opposed selling homes had won in B.C. Supreme Court

In November, two months before new federal rules that will make it more difficult for some Canadians to buy property come into place, sales of all home types jumped across Metro Vancouver, according to new data from the Real Estate Board of Greater V