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Builders warn new energy code will step up home prices

Builders warn new energy code will step up home prices

B.C. Energy Step Code could nail $80,000 onto the price of a new house
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BCREA forecasts 11% drop in Vancouver housing unit sales this year

BCREA forecasts 11% drop in Vancouver housing unit sales this year

The number of home sales across Greater Vancouver fell 5.2% in 2016, and a further 11.4% drop is anticipated for the total of this year, according to a British Columbia Real Estate Association forecast released August 31.
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Richmond’s biggest industrial strata project fires up

Richmond’s biggest industrial strata project fires up

PC Urban’s IntraUrban Rivershore project, located on Mitchell Island, will offer 265,000 square feet from $270 per square foot
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Work resumes at Colwood Corners after four years

Work resumes at Colwood Corners after four years

As a first step, the massive hole left by the failed project is being drained to make room for what Hamilton hopes will be the re-establsing of the West Shore’s gateway.
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Tsawwassen First Nation suspends marketing of industrial lands

Tsawwassen First Nation suspends marketing of industrial lands

Strategic play Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) often crops up in discussions of the shortage of developable industrial land in Metro Vancouver. But an overhaul of TFN Economic Development Corp.
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Giant U.S. equity firm secures stake in Brentwood

Giant U.S. equity firm secures stake in Brentwood

LCRE now a strategic partner in the $2 billion North Burnaby mixed-use project
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CEO stays on track in hotel property investment venture

CEO stays on track in hotel property investment venture

Profile of Rob O'Neill, president and CEO, American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP
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New organization ramps up green building standards

New organization ramps up green building standards

Green Business Certification Inc. Canada in charge of LEED certification
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Investors embrace North Vancouver’s Marine Drive

Investors embrace North Vancouver’s Marine Drive

Five years after district pegs it as mixed-use corridor, area begins to fulfil vision
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Vancouver’s ‘renovictions’ driven in large part by vacate clause: advocate

Vancouver’s ‘renovictions’ driven in large part by vacate clause: advocate

Instead of enjoying the tail end of another Vancouver summer, the residents of 2336 York Ave are scouring the city’s scant rental vacancy listings for a new place to live before October.
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