Real Estate

As the economy of resource-dependent Alberta flounders, more and more workers are...

The sale of a privately held company can result in a sizable amount of tax. The greater the growth, the more significant the pain from a tax perspective, as the government takes a larger cut of the purchase price.

Fringe uses Spring has long been a time for pilgrimages, at least as far back as Chaucer’s day, so a recent weekend found this columnist hiking east up the North Arm of the Fraser River in pursuit of Vancouver real estate’s holy grail: industrial lan

Part-time actor plays a full-time leadership role with the FVREB

The seller’s market continued as the number of sales topped 5,000 units in the month

Amica's sale to BayBridge highlights new money in older demographic

Five older houses from Oak Bay on Vancouver Island are heading to...

The term “sharing economy” is a wonderful, warm-the-heart euphemism, isn’t it? Can’t possibly be a problem in using technology and business savvy to help each other find convenient, collaborative consumption, right? In Vancouver’s case, though, a cer

Billions for buildings All the major sources agree that 2015 was a blockbuster year for real estate deals in B.C., led by strong demand for Metro Vancouver real estate.

Most likely to be private investors; nearly half the money now coming from the U.S.