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B.C. housing market to remain “robust”: Central 1 Credit Union

B.C. housing market to remain “robust”: Central 1 Credit Union

Trade association for credit unions hikes outlook for B.C. and Vancouver home prices
Metro’s industrial land shortage stretches up the Fraser Valley

Metro’s industrial land shortage stretches up the Fraser Valley

Greener pastures? Metro Vancouver’s industrial land shortage is well known, and the Fraser Valley is often seen as a place of greener pastures for development. But there’s a shortage of industrial land there, too, according to Abbotsford city staff.
More City of Vancouver adventures in unaffordable affordability

More City of Vancouver adventures in unaffordable affordability

Some operate with a credo that if you say things fast enough, and repeat them often, many will believe you. In that category I would nominate the City of Vancouver when it applies the word “affordable” to the word “housing.
Duelling Supreme Court lawsuits over major Burnaby property deal expose Metrotown land-use bonanza

Duelling Supreme Court lawsuits over major Burnaby property deal expose Metrotown land-use bonanza

Businessman, realty firm in court fight after properties sell for almost triple assessed value
Blue-collar immigrants take hit from tax: realtors

Blue-collar immigrants take hit from tax: realtors

Foreign-buyer levy hurts ability to recruit skilled labour, industry insiders say
15% property transfer tax should not apply to non-Canadians who move to Metro Vancouver for bona fide employment reasons

15% property transfer tax should not apply to non-Canadians who move to Metro Vancouver for bona fide employment reasons

The way the government designed its property transfer tax scheme means that it will impose a stiff financial penalty on foreigners who locate here to take jobs The Lower Mainland’s frothy housing market continues to attract a great deal of media and
Surge in construction drives rise in transit-oriented vacancies

Surge in construction drives rise in transit-oriented vacancies

Transit-oriented vacancies When panellists gathered to discuss office space at the September 2013 breakfast meeting of commercial real estate association NAIOP, Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) had just issued its Rapid Transit Index.
Pacific Centre redevelopment sparks calls to save public plazas

Pacific Centre redevelopment sparks calls to save public plazas

Critics charge that Vancouver plazas becoming an endangered infrastructure amenity
Holborn's big plans for Little Mountain

Holborn's big plans for Little Mountain

Rezoning approval allows Holborn to build nearly 1,600 homes on its Vancouver site
Olympic Village: details emerge of “tax loss” sale

Olympic Village: details emerge of “tax loss” sale

Freedom of information documents confirm taxpayers took multimillion-dollar hit in athletes’ village deal