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Instant town now seeks a centre

Instant town now seeks a centre

River District, a 120-acre waterfront development on the Fraser River in southeast Vancouver, is an instant town in search of a core
“Gentle density” reshaping Marpole

“Gentle density” reshaping Marpole

The first multi-family development under the City of Vancouver’s new RM-9 zoning has begun marketing in Marpole
B.C. immigration goes negative but wealthy migrants flood in

B.C. immigration goes negative but wealthy migrants flood in

A recent dramatic drop in immigration to B.C. from other countries – which plunged to negative numbers for the first time in 10 years – will not...
Office boom reshapes city’s downtown skyline

Office boom reshapes city’s downtown skyline

Dynamic new office towers transforming downtown Vancouver business core and beyond
Real estate finds its social purpose in Metro Vancouver; high land costs squeezing community organizations

Real estate finds its social purpose in Metro Vancouver; high land costs squeezing community organizations

Social returns This week’s conference devoted to social-purpose real estate – organized by Vancouver’s aptly named Social Purpose Real Estate Collaborative – will hear some stunning numbers pulled together by the Central City Foundation and consultan
City condo costs half a million dollars before it’s even built

City condo costs half a million dollars before it’s even built

CACs, LEED, assorted fees add up to significant bill for Vancouver developers
Developers say delays, land shortage biggest challenges

Developers say delays, land shortage biggest challenges

Commercial real estate developers in Metro Vancouver list municipal delays and a land shortage as...
Developers eye White Rock density boost; green building boom on

Developers eye White Rock density boost; green building boom on

White Rock grows young White Rock is reviewing its official community plan (OCP), and that’s music to the ears of developers, who see opportunity as the waterfront city welcomes an unprecedented number of young families.
Home sales momentum slows, but remains strong

Home sales momentum slows, but remains strong

Momentum slowed a bit in April, but B.C.’s housing market posted yet another...
Tax needed to stop property flipping, says Gregor Robertson

Tax needed to stop property flipping, says Gregor Robertson

Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is launching a campaign within his own party to pressure...