Real Estate

Vacancies stable The first release of data from the 2016 census indicates that the proportion of homes in Vancouver not “occupied by usual residents” rose slightly from 2011, but remains below 10%. A quick analysis indicates that just 8.

BCIMC transactions include selling 26 SilverBirch hotels and buying Oakridge Centre

Yorkville University targets new students with B.C. courses and a downtown Vancouver campus

The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Vancouver remains the highest in the country, and it increased another 1.6% in February, reaching the highest level on record.

Home sales across British Columbia returned to a historic average level in January, according to British Columbia Real Estate Association data released February 15.

Anthem Properties agrees to buy 58-unit complex for $32 million

Vancouver repeat home sales prices increased 0.3% in January, ending a three-month streak of declines, according to the most recent Teranet Home Price Index, which measures changes in price for repeat sales of single family homes.

School grapples with providing seats, homes for students, staff on city campus

Industrial intensity The meta-narrative for Vancouver real estate is one of strong demand and tight supply, and this is especially true of industrial.

U-Haul to renovate Kelowna’s old Zellers store as self-storage shortage grows