Real Estate

The number of units sold in Greater Vancouver in May fell almost 10% year-over-year, from 4,910 units last year to 4,425, according to British Columbia Real Estate Association data released June 13. Over the same period, prices have inched upward.

Commercial market remains unfazed, but questions surround implementation

No grey area Beedie Development Group’s bid to rezone 105 Keefer Street, the subject of four days of public hearings at the end of May, promises to put an underused city lot to use. There are few people who argue with that.

Opponents make their case one last time before city council votes on controversial plan for 105 Keefer Street

Despite high rent, vacancy rates for seniors accommodation plunge across B.C.

In process Approximately $6 billion worth of residential land traded hands in Metro Vancouver last year, according to figures compiled by Altus Group, and the region is again leading the way in 2017.

City eyed for massive residential projects as industry exits, SkyTrain arrives

New report indicates areas traditionally sought as affordable alternatives to Vancouver are disappearing

New listings are scarce while prices remain high across the region

Profile: Tom Davidoff, director, Centre for Urban Economics and Real Estate, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia