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Millennials wary of manufactured affordability

Millennials wary of manufactured affordability

Buyers ignore Metro Vancouver’s cheapest housing option: manufactured home parks
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Sold in 2013, why was this home counted as an August 2016 sale by Vancouver’s real estate board?

Sold in 2013, why was this home counted as an August 2016 sale by Vancouver’s real estate board?

With the imposition of a 15% tax on sales to foreign buyers in Vancouver on August 2, the local real estate board’s statistics have never been more closely watched.
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Strata property act changes could help ease Metro’s housing crisis

Strata property act changes could help ease Metro’s housing crisis

A recent change to B.C.’s Strata Property Act should help solve some of the legal issues that contribute to the Lower Mainland’s housing crisis.
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Multiple initiatives needed to reverse real estate unfairness

Multiple initiatives needed to reverse real estate unfairness

Because we let this bubble get so big, shrinking back to a healthy real estate market more aligned with local incomes is going to be painful The political pendulum has finally swung. With the B.C.
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First step towards redevelopment of RCMP campus underway

First step towards redevelopment of RCMP campus underway

Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh partnered with Canada Lands Co.
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TransLink mum on Oakridge bus barn buyer

TransLink mum on Oakridge bus barn buyer

Intergulf, transit authority decline to comment on reported deal for 13.8-acre property
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Home data shows province’s 15% tax on foreign buyers is effective

Home data shows province’s 15% tax on foreign buyers is effective

Percentage of Metro Vancouver home sales involving foreigners plunged in August
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Industrial condos beckon property investors

Industrial condos beckon property investors

Rent increases, development potential spurring speculation, Avison Young says
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Challenge to Oakridge Centre valuation fails

Challenge to Oakridge Centre valuation fails

Assessment stays at $500M after $367M drop
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B.C.’s economic buffer in the energy downturn: real estate

B.C.’s economic buffer in the energy downturn: real estate

BC’s economy looks to be in decent shape. The province led the country in economic growth last year and will likely do so again in 2016. In the U.S., just six of the 50 states exceeded B.C.’s 3% GDP growth rate in 2015.
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