Real Estate

As demand for attached homes grew in the Lower Mainland in 2017’s second quarter, the market showed moderate signs of overheating, according to a Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation report released July 26.

Municipal matters A couple of weeks ago, deep in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, conversations with strangers quickly turned ugly when yours truly mentioned visiting from Vancouver.

Principal residence’s laneway house not sheltered from capital gains: Grant Thornton

Profile of Gopal Sahota, president, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board

Builders and developers continued to feed B.C.’s construction machine through June, with urban-area housing starts reaching an annualized pace of 37,300 units. While down 22% from May’s pace of 45,800, starts remained elevated and above trend.

CRA wants to ensure resellers tax compliant; company protective of buyers’ privacy

Recent sales of resorts near Vancouver not necessarily a sign others will be for sale

The elephant in your rental suite

Despite high demand and a record-low inventory, new housing starts in city are down 80% from a year ago

Retail distribution This summer marks the 10th anniversary of the iPhone’s debut, an event that ushered in what the late William J. Mitchell described a decade earlier in City of Bits (1995) as the fragmentation of physical cities.